And now for something completely different.....The "Wing" has taken Flight ......
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It is a cross between the old and the new....manual/ hydraulic so I can "feel" any impact with the water. We have a bit of homework to do on it........Originally Posted by Magicfloat
If pic #2 is a leisurely shakedown cruise,I cannot wait the see it with the hammer down.Are you controlling the aealeron manually like the old days,or hydraulic?
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No Poker Runs....just Antique race boat regattas and some exhibition runs at Tunnel boat events.Originally Posted by DollaBill
Very cool T2. Plans for any poker runs once it's ready?
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No Poker Runs....just Antique race boat regattas and some exhibition runs at Tunnel boat events.T2x
Aww, come on! The Jacksonville run comes to mind. Smooth open water.
"Doing the math", that thing would be tough to keep up with.
"Original power 2 x 135 Hp OB's and 1960's era 2 blade props...speed approx 110-120."......that's

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Craig
About 5 years..........Originally Posted by OldSchool
Congrats!!! How long have you been working on this "project"?Craig
T2X,
Where did you find the boat? Reason why I ask, there was one in Pearland Texas at a marine repair shop in the air on a sign a few years back. Just wondering. Great job bringing the boat back to life. I would like to see some more pics when you get a chance.
Thanks
Shawn
Where did you find the boat? Reason why I ask, there was one in Pearland Texas at a marine repair shop in the air on a sign a few years back. Just wondering. Great job bringing the boat back to life. I would like to see some more pics when you get a chance.
Thanks
Shawn
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Where did you find the boat? Reason why I ask, there was one in Pearland Texas at a marine repair shop in the air on a sign a few years back. Just wondering. Great job bringing the boat back to life. I would like to see some more pics when you get a chance.
Thanks
Shawn
That boat (the Pearland wing) went to John Sherlock and has since been resold..... for a LOT more than he paid for it...and is still unrestored. It was in very bad shape but because they are so rare, the values are increasing year by year.Originally Posted by 29scarab
T2X,Where did you find the boat? Reason why I ask, there was one in Pearland Texas at a marine repair shop in the air on a sign a few years back. Just wondering. Great job bringing the boat back to life. I would like to see some more pics when you get a chance.
Thanks
Shawn
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