Great Moments In V Bottom History
09-22-2001 | 02:09 PM
#111
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OK...i know which boat you are referring too, the old "Beep Beep"...the Coyote which i believe originated from the MSV? But remember the awsome rough-water boat "Harry-O" wich shared that same deck style? I believe that boat and the Powerplay come from the same hull mold, and it is a typical 24 degree hull which i was under the impression, came from a 28 Cigarette...not challenging you, just curious.
09-22-2001 | 02:24 PM
#112
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From: Princeton, new jersey
High Tide, no it's not a "race" boat although all the parts are the same. It's a 36 Spectre, canopy and I use it as a pleasure boat. Did not make any Poker Runs this year(still lots of bugs to work but I think we found most of them this summer)but I have hopes for next summer. My plan is to put a super cat race team together for next season with an older super cat hull.
09-22-2001 | 02:53 PM
#113
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From: Princeton, new jersey
Twin29, Besides the speed and handling which are superior in the modern day cat (compared to to moderen day V Hull)in the cat you get to sit down behind a canopy out of the wind,which as you know at over 100 MPH can wear you out after along day.
09-22-2001 | 08:51 PM
#114
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From: mich
twin29 you have a point if I want a microwave,or head Ill stay home.If i want to go 160mph it will be in a cat.and yes it will go that fast and we did miss a lot of the sites chasing MY WAY at the thousand islands but had a BLAST!!!!Had many v bottoms but you have to love these cats.but to each there own.thanks for the complement on the paint .
