Cat in Daytona infield lake
02-11-2007, 10:54 PM
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It is a 28' Eliminator Daytona with 710 Illmor motors. They are running my props on it...they are 28p 5 blade maximus. The idea behind running such a small prop with that setup was to try and get the boat above 100 m.p.h. within the 300 yards they have to work with. Darrell Waltrip better not ding my props...lol
02-12-2007, 09:31 AM
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thegraphicscompany,
I'm thinking about getting my boat wrapped. How does it hold up with people walking on the deck and also high speeds. I was told they charge by the area not by the graphics. What price range should i pay for the wrap on a 25' boat with 34" tall (max) sides.
I'm thinking about getting my boat wrapped. How does it hold up with people walking on the deck and also high speeds. I was told they charge by the area not by the graphics. What price range should i pay for the wrap on a 25' boat with 34" tall (max) sides.
02-12-2007, 10:49 AM
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Brett Seber is driving the boat this year. The shot that you saw maybe on Speed Channel during the Bud Shootout was Jake. For a wrap, rough estimate! We were in Powerboat Magazine August Issue and did one on a 38 foot Cigarette (Tanks Boat) which came to 4800 with design at 1200. Now for the cat, its a little more because of the sponsons and a lot of contours to deal with. Could be up towards 7500. Socks and bare feet on the deck should last a while. Waxing, and keeping the boat inside is a plus The Cigarette Boat we did is still going strong running of the coast of California. it's now in Teague's Video playing at the boat show.
