Cumberland Poker Run
09-13-2006 | 09:33 AM
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From: Lake St. Clair
Re: Cumberland Poker Run
Originally Posted by DEFYN GRAVITY
Darren, Yes, hull #2!!! Ours is considered a 2002 boat as the #2. The #1 boat build & finished 6 months earlier is titled as a 2004!!! Go figure! This is the second time I've been tied to, or near the 37' AT. Chris, my wife and myself really like the side by side bolsters, and the side entry to the cabin. I do like the 37' AT nice layout!!! I'm in Oakland CA right now and don't have any pictures of the rigging! I will post some later this week. There was some very nice hardware @ Cumberland with first class rigging. We did not take any pictures of the 2 boats together, never pulled the camera out, glad to see the picture that Brain had.
Do you have the 97' 33' that is staggered? Very nice boat!!! Robbie
Do you have the 97' 33' that is staggered? Very nice boat!!! Robbie
If you find more pics start a thread in the PP section. I love seeing pics of the 12 38 PP's in existence!
09-13-2006 | 11:42 AM
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Re: Cumberland Poker Run
Originally Posted by bouyhunter
On a side note, I was pretty impressed with the Silver Cig with the staggered 700's and NXT drives. Didn't hear how it performed though. Anyone?? Anyone?? Beuller? Bueller?
I was with Tim in Cumberland. The boat runs 104 with Mercury props or 107 with Herrings. Undescribable handling and mid-range. (The guys in the Baja on the Lake Cumberland video can vouch for that!!!)
09-13-2006 | 05:59 PM
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Re: Cumberland Poker Run
Originally Posted by bcschoe
Yes that was us. I'll look for the pic and thanks for the comment it means a lot especially with all the incredible hardware at the dock.
I'm sure I will always remain partial to the old school look.
I'm sure I will always remain partial to the old school look.
I had to downsize those to fit here, if you want the full size photo's, give me an e-mail addy, and I'll send them this weekend.
09-13-2006 | 06:02 PM
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Re: Cumberland Poker Run
Originally Posted by sellsman11
I was with Tim in Cumberland. The boat runs 104 with Mercury props or 107 with Herrings. Undescribable handling and mid-range. (The guys in the Baja on the Lake Cumberland video can vouch for that!!!)
I think I have a few pics. I'll post this weekend.
09-13-2006 | 11:25 PM
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Re: Cumberland Poker Run
Originally Posted by docmanrich37
Robbie it was nice meeting you and your wife Chris.I found my elec. problem that shut the boat down when we where on the run on sat.It was a loose wire that if you didn't go through all the wires behind the dash and did the wiggle test you wouldn't have seen it.oh well at least i was able to meet a few more people on the docks.
"Would you like to see my monkey"
"Would you like to see my monkey"
It was was good to see you guys and hope you make it back next year.
09-14-2006 | 05:18 AM
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Re: Cumberland Poker Run
Originally Posted by rbtnt
Rich, glad it was just a loose wire under the dash. Too bad it couldn't have appeared a few hours later.
It was was good to see you guys and hope you make it back next year.
It was was good to see you guys and hope you make it back next year.
