Jim Clark of Python Boats just passed away! R.I.P Jim
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Having bought my first power boat a 1991 Python 24' with 502MAG back in 2001 at age 23. I talked with Jim a lot in the first month or so that I owned the boat. He was a great guy to deal with. He sent me new dash panels, wiring diagrams, you name it that I needed as I worked to make the boat look new again. I still have and run the hell out of this boat. He built some impressive machines! Sorry to hear of the loss. RIP Jim! Thoughts and prayers out to the family. I guess the first ride this year will be a tribute all out run for Jim.
#24
I'm currently looking at a 24' Python - pretty seriously looking!
Sorry to hear of Jim's passing.
The one I'm looking at - Looks like he made quite an impressive machine.
My condolencencses to Jim's Family.
Sorry to hear of Jim's passing.
The one I'm looking at - Looks like he made quite an impressive machine.
My condolencencses to Jim's Family.
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From: Indianapolis
Jim Clark, I did not know you, but may you now rest in peace.
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Jim built a new 24' with a carbed 502 for me back in 1992. It was a great little boat and a real rocket. We spent a few days down at Lake Lanier when i picked the boat up. We had a blast partying with Jim while we were there. He was quite a character.
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From: Mansfield, TX
Welcome to OSO.
I've got a 92 python here on OSO. I'd consider matching his price.
I enjoy my 24 python quite a bit, but I may be a bit biased being that I am trying to sell mine
There are a couple of members with 24 pythons - hopefully they will chime in.
Last edited by TexomaPowerboater; 03-13-2007 at 09:24 PM.



