Aluminum hulls: Cougar, CUV, etc
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Aluminum hulls: Cougar, CUV, etc
01-16-2002, 04:43 PM
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Call kurt at KURTS MARINE 732-477-7400 he has a CUV it called the BANDIT.He`ll tell you.
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01-16-2002, 07:17 PM
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they don't move. They'll show a little around the bulkheads, but they're beefy. Supposedly, Kurt is closed for the month, btw. The strakes are cut and welded, not formed or bent. I love 'em. I assume you're asking because Riveted is for sale? CUV's are wide tunnel boats. In Winnapesakee(sp?) in 96 or so, Bill Gifford was faster than the Skaters w/ the same hp. Kurt owns giffords old boat.
01-16-2002, 08:20 PM
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Originally posted by mike merola:
<STRONG>Call kurt at KURTS MARINE 732-477-7400 he has a CUV it called the BANDIT.He`ll tell you.
mike</STRONG>
<STRONG>Call kurt at KURTS MARINE 732-477-7400 he has a CUV it called the BANDIT.He`ll tell you.
mike</STRONG>
I have wondered why more manufacturers don't use aluminum. I thought it's stronger than fiberglass. It is because it cost more, or is it that much harder to work with . Could someone shed some light on this.
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01-16-2002, 08:45 PM
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my day dream , how about a 40 ft. injected plastic titanum skeleton go fast in 1989 Dupont said get 1 million dollars give it to them and they might talk to me about makeing the mold.did not mean to crash your thread,just daydreaming again.
01-16-2002, 09:34 PM
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Kurt is open spoke with him this afternoon. You can also go to his web site it's www.kurtsmarine.com
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