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A bit of overkill....

I couldnt quit laughing at this one..... :angry-smiley-038:

8 Yamidogs, poor guy.

I got in an e-purse fight over that boat a year or so ago. Guy kept insisting that was the baddest boat he'd ever seen and claimed it was superior for the fact that it could navigate shallow waters with all those outboards. I gave up.........

p.s. I still think it's a POS

that was a captured drug boat in europe.

I wonder how many times they've ALL ran in unison with no problems. :eek: Can you imagine the smoke!

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Originally Posted by Griswald (Post 2592253)

Haha. Bass boats are fast and have the ability to navigate shallow waters.

They still suck.

Except for that sparkly paint!

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Originally Posted by BOBCATMATHEWS (Post 2592259)

that was a captured drug boat in europe.

I thought it was japan or something?

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Originally Posted by BOBCATMATHEWS (Post 2592259)

that was a captured drug boat in europe.

I heard it was up in the SBRT's neck of the woods:eek::evilb:

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Originally Posted by WARPARTY36 (Post 2592709)

I heard it was up in the SBRT's neck of the woods:eek::evilb:

Yep, Stecz finally got sick of hearing he was about a Hundred Short :evilb::grinser010:

I have room for 2 more. Hell yeah! :)
Jim

It must take 20 min. to start......Drug boat? the plume of smoke can be picked up by a satelite!!

That pic was on here years ago. They said it was a work boat for a large port/harbor. Its what they use to drag the anchor bouys around.

Ron

I would love to have the hull. Power I could do without.

It is 60' long and I think 14' beam. Change, sorry add a real cockpit on the thing and some real diesel power and they would make a great commercial patrol boat or CG boat.

I belive Harry Schoel designed the bottom for Crompton. Story on the Crompton 60'

'Proceeds of crime'

"The ribs (rigid inflatable boats) were built, sold and transported to southern Spain, North Africa and Morocco.

"Mr Davison, Ms George and Mr Rush knew those buying the boats wanted them for one reason, to transport drugs and contraband from North Africa to southern Spain.

"They also knew that the money used to pay for the boat was coming from proceeds of crime."

Ms George has already pleaded guilty to possession of criminal property and money laundering and is awaiting sentence while Mr Davison remains on bail in Spain facing drug smuggling charges.

The gist is the company in England was closed by the GOV as they were receiving funds for the payment that were directly traced to illegal activities and thus a no no under British law.