looks like a different boat...graphics are almost the same but not.

Ill tell you what, It must have triple 496;s to hit 75mph. A 36 with twin 496's does about 66 mph. Call Randy if you have any questions, hes a straight shooter

I would doubt it's the same boat if owned by Baja, they would just strip it and scrap it.

The local Wellcraft dealer/ boatel up here dropped a 31 Scarab up here about 10 years ago. They made the call to Wellcraft on what happened they started painting a hull while the other boat was on it's way down, they de and re rigged the dropped and new boat and it was back up here in under 2 weeks. The boat was then named Quick Fix.

The worst part was it was the first time out in the new boat with all of the guys family and some dumb a$$ drove by all the signs that say NO CARS and cut off the fork lift so he jammed on the brakes, nice new boat wet forks big boom.

It is not the same boat. There were several painted with the "spot light" paint job that they adorned the Poker Run boat with. They all differed a little though. This boat has triple 496s and the PR boat had twin staggered 850's. It also just has for the most part a standard cabin and cockpit.

This looks like the boat that actually went to Japan.


There are also a couple Lucky 7's clones out there. One recently went over seas to Europe.

Thanks guys,
It sure is a beautiful boat.
It didn't say #6s anywhere.

There must be some sort of typo in the ad, everything in the specs describes a twin but the picture is for a triple engine boat.

post 7 shows all orange bolsters, post 8 shows at least some white.....

I was in rural West Virginia yesterday leaving a track day at Summit Point Motorsports Park...
...and one of these boats passed me on a trailer heading north. Unfortunately, I could not tell if it had SSM or B1x drives on it.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/b...-run-baja.html

Looks like the painter fell off​ the forks on his head...