big thanks to charlie mcarthy jr
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Re: big thanks to charlie mcarthy jr
Originally Posted by Ike
Nope, and the storage charge of $50.00 a day is adding up.
Take your time Rat!!!
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Re: big thanks to charlie mcarthy jr
i watched that video and was thinking damn that thing got out of shape on a pretty small wave, but then again i imagine its hard to keep a boat pointed the right direction with no skegs on the drives ....note to self "do not remove the skegs"
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Re: big thanks to charlie mcarthy jr
Originally Posted by OSOAdmin
That reminds me, he stopped by OSO headquarters and gave me those also. Let me convert them and put them for you all to see in the Video Section. I still like the Bahamas to Bimini Run we have in there now.
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Charlie was one of the old Light boats a Sonic? I talked to a guy a few years ago in the Michigan area that had it for sale. Not sure if he ever sold it.
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Ratman - you are very welcome my friend!!
Yes I remember being a kid back in '78 and watching that video over and over again - it was a very big deal when that boat flipped over at the time - it was running in flat water with Billy Martin's Bounty Hunter, trimmed all the way up - then it hits a cruiser wake under the skyway bridge and you know the rest. Very tough boat - although the side cracked, it was repaired and went on to race in some very rough races for three more years...
Yes I remember being a kid back in '78 and watching that video over and over again - it was a very big deal when that boat flipped over at the time - it was running in flat water with Billy Martin's Bounty Hunter, trimmed all the way up - then it hits a cruiser wake under the skyway bridge and you know the rest. Very tough boat - although the side cracked, it was repaired and went on to race in some very rough races for three more years...
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Originally Posted by boomer
Charlie was one of the old Light boats a Sonic? I talked to a guy a few years ago in the Michigan area that had it for sale. Not sure if he ever sold it.
Here is one of our old boats running as both a banana and a Coyote.....kind of like Aronow had to do with the Magnum name on his Cigarette.
Last edited by Top Banana; 08-03-2006 at 11:02 AM.
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Both macarthy jr and sr are second to none guys..i have dvd's from races from the late 70's to 80's that any of yall would pay top notch $$ to have....if it wasn't for them i wouldn;t have it
mike
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Thanks guys.....but the fact is the kid has been around since the beginning and loved racing so much. One time he actually got into the boat for an Open Class race .........and he wasn't even old enough to be there legally......what could a father do? I had to let him stay.
He and I plotting the course for that race on the dash
He and I plotting the course for that race on the dash
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Originally Posted by Top Banana
Thanks guys.....but the fact is the kid has been around since the beginning and loved racing so much. One time he actually got into the boat for an Open Class race .........and he wasn't even old enough to be there legally......what could a father do? I had to let him stay.
He and I plotting the course for that race on the dash
He and I plotting the course for that race on the dash
Its pretty cool seeing the picks with all the History
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