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Old 01-10-2013, 07:21 AM
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I can play here.. Sonic has probably seen this boat.
My 21' Triad.

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Old 01-10-2013, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by mitchie
I can play here.. Sonic has probably seen this boat.
My 21' Triad.

Ass! Yammie powered too. Guess that makes you Canadian eh?

Chuck Martini went 2 yrs unbeaten in a 21' Triad w/a JohnRude in ODBA Lake Racer class.
Cool too that I saw Chuck at a drag rally rally in Houston several yrs ago and he was driving the same boat w/an E-tec powerhead on a Taylor shorty mid.
Awesome boat Dude and great pix's.
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Originally Posted by Twin O/B Sonic
Ass! Yammie powered too. Guess that makes you Canadian eh?

Chuck Martini went 2 yrs unbeaten in a 21' Triad w/a JohnRude in ODBA Lake Racer class.
Cool too that I saw Chuck at a drag rally rally in Houston several yrs ago and he was driving the same boat w/an E-tec powerhead on a Taylor shorty mid.
Awesome boat Dude and great pix's.
Thanks man... I have followed many of your projects through the years and have been very impressed. You trully are a garage engineer! One with ALOT more patience than myself.

And yes... 120mi. north of Toronto on Georgian bay.
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Originally Posted by mitchie
And yes... 120mi. north of Toronto on Georgian bay.
Thats way cool. Grew up on the parents cruiser doing 3 wks from the Ohio, Lake Erie shore line to Georgian Bay and back. Can't even imagine having a fun boat back there. Definitely Gods country.
Some of my favorite childhood memories.

And thanks for the kind words. Much appreciated.
BTW, I like "garage engineer", mind if I use it
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Originally Posted by Twin O/B Sonic
Thats way cool. Grew up on the parents cruiser doing 3 wks from the Ohio, Lake Erie shore line to Georgian Bay and back. Can't even imagine having a fun boat back there. Definitely Gods country.
Some of my favorite childhood memories.

And thanks for the kind words. Much appreciated.
BTW, I like "garage engineer", mind if I use it
LOL... It is all yours... use it anytime!

If you're ever up north again... Drop me a line! That would be an amazing tour of the great lakes you went on!
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Originally Posted by Twin O/B Sonic
Being right on the Intracoastal I'm kinda jones'n for something similar. Most of the stuff in my pix's were too high dollar for what I want next.
The Mrs doesn't care about speed any more and I still need a regular fix.
Here's my plan.....
She sleeps in on Saturday and Sunday mornings so I can have some (free) me time. I'm thinking a late '60's - early '70's, 15' - 16' Checkmate/Baja w/a V-4. Stripped down (weight), old school OPC racing spec, center seat, center steer.
Head out in the morning and run the 30 mls to Melbourne (or similar) @ WFO and stop there for breakfast and to stop shaking.
Figure it should run 70+ and in the river slop........., I'd need a cigarette at breakfast and I don't smoke
Run it home afterwords then back in the field under cover where it's not costing me anything like the other boats did (in depreciation) until I need the next fix.
Figure I can probably do it for $3K or less.
I restored a '69 16' w/a 140 yrs ago and it and was an absolute blast to drive fast.
This sounds awesome... There are literally 20 of those little river rockets around me for cheap. Problem is I have NO fiberglass experience and basically no O/B experience. I am pretty handy with motors though...
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