Great Moments in Cat History
07-18-2005 | 11:14 AM
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Re: Great Moments in Cat History
Originally Posted by T2x
Miller:
I believe Dave is talking about the drives on the old JJ Chris Cat.... which were #4 MC's...and, for the record, we did not design them. ( We did design the boat). The drives we designed and built from scratch were the fixed drives on the 48' Jesse James.... a boat we (George Linder, Ken Adams and yours truly) also created.
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I believe Dave is talking about the drives on the old JJ Chris Cat.... which were #4 MC's...and, for the record, we did not design them. ( We did design the boat). The drives we designed and built from scratch were the fixed drives on the 48' Jesse James.... a boat we (George Linder, Ken Adams and yours truly) also created.
T2x
I thought they were talking about the 48 foot JJ.
10-17-2005 | 07:49 PM
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Re: Great Moments in Cat History
Anyone seen the Shadow Cat offered in the classified section? Boat is called Tsunami. I'm currently in the market for a Shadow or Chris Cat and will be taking a trip to look at Tsunami this week. Can anyone offer advise on the boat good or bad?
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10-17-2005 | 11:25 PM
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Re: Great Moments in Cat History
PCI those shadows are nice old school boats.. But consider riving 20 min from newark an looking at my 30' motion. It runs over 110mph an you won't spend half your summer in the bilge.
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10-18-2005 | 09:05 AM
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Re: Great Moments in Cat History
Tsunami is awesome, it was just completly redone be Offshoreconcepts and is really brand new. It needs a good fluff and buff but it's well worth there asking price.
10-18-2005 | 12:42 PM
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Re: Great Moments in Cat History
Thanks for the replys. I'll keep you posted on how it works out this week. Anyone have an estimate on how the Tsunami should run? I've been told 104 best with 17x32 props, 600's with SSM4's. Sound about right?
Michael I checked out your ad on the Motion. I'm really in the market for a boat with big blocks, but thanks for the thoughts.
Michael I checked out your ad on the Motion. I'm really in the market for a boat with big blocks, but thanks for the thoughts.
10-19-2005 | 04:27 PM
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Re: Great Moments in Cat History
Originally Posted by PCI
Thanks for the replys. I'll keep you posted on how it works out this week. Anyone have an estimate on how the Tsunami should run? I've been told 104 best with 17x32 props, 600's with SSM4's. Sound about right?
Michael I checked out your ad on the Motion. I'm really in the market for a boat with big blocks, but thanks for the thoughts.
Michael I checked out your ad on the Motion. I'm really in the market for a boat with big blocks, but thanks for the thoughts.
30 Shadow Cat with 600's should break 110 easily.... that is if they're real 600's
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10-20-2005 | 12:06 PM
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Re: Great Moments in Cat History
Originally Posted by Skeptor
**** I didnt know rich luhrs and george linder played a role in the design of basically every hull we know today
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