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Originally Posted by C5Steve
(Post 2749637)
Which was a cut down 40 hustler
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Tres Martin and I raced the Sony boat and won a really rough water Toronto race in 1999. The boat was slow (83.5) but a beast in the rough. And it turned pretty well too.
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Just so you know, that Fountain was NOT a factory step hull.
It was the brain child of Jeff Haylett. Jeff worked long and hard to figure the correct placement of the step, and with the help of Tom from Tiger Fiberglass in Detroit it was cut in 95 or 96. And later, with the custom #5 standoff boxes it became lighting fast. You still had to give it respect in the corner. I'm proud to say I worked with Jeff and Deb for a lot of those years. And the only person besides Jeff to drive the boat in competition. Mike |
Originally Posted by Captnmike
(Post 2749890)
Just so you know, that Fountain was NOT a factory step hull.
It was the brain child of Jeff Haylett. Jeff worked long and hard to figure the correct placement of the step, and with the help of Tom from Tiger Fiberglass in Detroit it was cut in 95 or 96. And later, with the custom #5 standoff boxes it became lighting fast. You still had to give it respect in the corner. I'm proud to say I worked with Jeff and Deb for a lot of those years. And the only person besides Jeff to drive the boat in competition. Mike |
Originally Posted by fountain40icbm
(Post 2749639)
Streched 32 I believe, but the 40 Hustler is probably one of the best single steps.
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