Offshore Racing: Two Is Enough—For Now
11-22-2010, 05:40 PM
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Not much bro. Just selling boats and working the marina. We have locations in New Jersey, Philly and Lauderdale now. Keeps me busy. Trying to get the molds from carter so i can start making some boats. Other than that just settling down. Finally. lol. Man every time I go through GA I think of staying at your lake house. I had such a great time there. Beats the salt water any day. I heard your building sopme nice stuff. I also remember you showed me your facility were you were building a cool v bottom.
11-26-2010, 10:20 PM
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yo brian its gary cook i use to race with ed in the old traffic light boat back in the A boat hay days . its been a long time i think toronto 1999 and that was a nice rough race dont you agree that the people could see pretty well.The races need to be closer so people can see most of it also st clair is a good example of a close up race that gets just packed. the OPA has the right idea with its P class racing we threw a bunch of junk together and had a lot fun this year and I think thats the general idea. Is bracket racing the best way to go no but ontill you can get f-1 and f-2 style racing again its the next best thing the opa has the right idea and they are willing to look at other class racing like svl and thats a can of worms. and the big thing they make it cost effective hell they gave us 1000.00 to show up in orange beach this year .give me ring some time tyler has my number. Gary p-f-e racing
Last edited by gary cook; 11-26-2010 at 10:24 PM. Reason: none
