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100-Plus 10-22-2006 06:52 PM

Re: NEW Eliminator 430 Eagle
 
Pictures don't lie. Thanks Mpally and SeanH for setting me straight.

iamfaster 10-22-2006 07:49 PM

Re: NEW Eliminator 430 Eagle
 
Those are the molds Wellcraft was using to build their 43's. I am surprized that Eliminater didnt notch the transom?? If they used composit core and vacume bag, it will be pretty quick with staggered.

carcrash 10-23-2006 03:42 PM

Re: NEW Eliminator 430 Eagle
 
I looked at those molds to build a boat this time last year when the molds were still at Finco Fabrication who built some boats from those molds, including the boat that set the diesel powered record from San Francisco to Los Angeles. I did not buy because its a very small 43 footer, I would estimate 6 inches less headroom than a Fountain 42. Like climbing in the trunk of a car. As I understand it, Finco did build some boats for the Military that had extended hull freeboard, and that was straightforward.

By all reports, its a great riding hull even in the Pacific Ocean.

But it sure is a small 43 footer.

sakoutis3 10-23-2006 04:02 PM

Re: NEW Eliminator 430 Eagle
 
I think its a beautiful boat. But I do drive an OL.

IDRPSTF 10-23-2006 05:38 PM

Re: NEW Eliminator 430 Eagle
 

I thought Larry Smith was still rigging the boats under his own name? Has that changed?
Larry teamed up with a West Coast hack rigger want to be out of Orange County that was premoting himself as the builder of the SCARAB (Kona) boat line including "Full Warranties" and custom rigging. This was the guy that wrote a warrenty on my boat and wont pull through leaving me with the bill when he said he didnt have any money or bond to cover it (No bond for a boat dealer in CA, Hmmmm....ILLEGAL!!!). I pitty the people who purchased more expensive boats from him.

I have talked with Larry in the past and found him to be a stand up guy. I am very happy to see that he has these molds with Eliminator (A company that can stand behind there product).

Pantera1 10-23-2006 06:41 PM

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What is it with boat companies..Ive never seen so many trademarks, sub companies and like names .. Glad to see Larry Smith is still involved with building scarabs though..lots of history behind the brand
http://www.teamscarab.com/index.htm

IDRPSTF 10-24-2006 07:03 PM

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[B]!!!DANGER!!!DANGER!!!

Manufacturing
TEAM SCARAB RIGGING & LAMINATING
936 B SUNSET DRIVE
COSTA MESA, CA 92627

TEL: 949.646.9778
FAX: 949.646.0884

Dan MacNamara
[email protected]

38flatdeck 10-24-2006 07:39 PM

Re: NEW Eliminator 430 Eagle
 
is that the hull that pacific marine has that ran like 120 with 1100s ?

Anarchy Powerboats 10-24-2006 08:35 PM

Re: NEW Eliminator 430 Eagle
 

Originally Posted by carcrash
I looked at those molds to build a boat this time last year when the molds were still at Finco Fabrication who built some boats from those molds, including the boat that set the diesel powered record from San Francisco to Los Angeles. I did not buy because its a very small 43 footer, I would estimate 6 inches less headroom than a Fountain 42. Like climbing in the trunk of a car. As I understand it, Finco did build some boats for the Military that had extended hull freeboard, and that was straightforward.

By all reports, its a great riding hull even in the Pacific Ocean.

But it sure is a small 43 footer.

I pulled one before, they are beasts, w/trailer it was like 13K pounds???

thisistank 10-24-2006 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by 38scarab
is that the hull that pacific marine has that ran like 120 with 1100s ?

Yes....


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