Magic 39ft VooDoo?
 

Trying to find info on these boats.Good big lake boat?Fast/slow? Frank

I have no clue.. wish i could help... only Magic's i see are deckboats in havasu.... anyone know? pics ?????

aronow powerboats mold. sold to magic with a34' mold also. someone on here will knowmore on how they perform.

So who had the molds before? How long has this mold be around? Frank

Is it a V bottom? The largest V I know of from Magic/Sleek is the Sleekcraft 34' Heritage which as northern said is an Aronow hull.

The largest cat they built was a 44. Next smallest cat is the 34.

do a search for aronow boats on here. here a pic from flpwerbt club I think it's the guggi one http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...gold-37-a.html

Yes it is a V bottom, here is the Nada showing that they made a 34 and a 39. Frank


http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats/1994...POWERBOATS-INC

There was a 39 that used to come in to my cove at LOTO all the time several years ago. I have seen it out rarely in the past few years but believe I saw it for sale somewhere in the past year, can't remember where. I'll ask my friend if he knows its whereabouts.

I have only seen one out here in Havasu named HEAT WAVE, does anyone know who owns it?

In my first year as Editor of Powerboat, we gave the 39' Voodoo Boat of the year so the full test would have been published in 1994, I think. You should be able to purchase a copy of it from their archives. Hope this helps.

I'm pretty sure that the molds ended up with Ron Debartolo and were then built in MO as a Challenger.

No pic.

Are you refering to the "Desert Heat", that raced a while? It was like purple with large letters down the side? Teague maintained that boat while it raced, you might want to call Bob, I'm sure he'd be able to help you out.

In the mid 90's there was also "Rock Hard" (a 34 Magic) and "Rock Harder" (a 39 Magic) that ran around Havasu a LOT.

Yes that is the boat, yes I remember Rock Hard and Rock Harder I forgot that was a 39 also.So I have seen two of them did Magic make more than those 2? Frank

I'm fairly certain Magic produced a few more. They were pretty popular in the mid to late 90's. There was a really nice used one that was mostly all white for sale not more than a year ago.

The reason I am asking about the 39 is there is a repo that I may be able to buy (Desert Heat) that needs alot of work just wanted to know if it would be worth dealing with.

found that one on google images.

Call Bob Teague at Teague Custom Marine, he'd be able to give you the inside scoop I would think.

Tank,
Wasn't there a nice renovated red one at Desert Storm a few years ago? I remember Powerboat taking many pictures of it (Tom Newby R.I.P) and also doing a write up on it and the owner.

Could be wrong but that is what I remember.

I don't recall that but PBM did test the 39 Voodoo w/525SC's in 1994. However, DaBank would have to order it online to see the full article as they're not in print online (waaaaay too much work:drink:).

Here's a pic of Desert Storm in it's current state. Looks like it needs a wash.

Wonder what motors those are? They don't say hours anywhere


http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...DesertHeat.jpg

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...ertHeatTCM.jpg

Good lines on that boat. Wonder what the interior looks like and what drives are on it. The motors look like Merc 8 or 900's.

The motors look like Teague 800's.


Darrell.

It has Teague 800's, the boat needs more than a lil clean up it is beat up.

So did you buy it?

I just picked up an Aronow 37

I had a 1994 34 magic luved the boat handled big water like a dream nicest v bottom i ever ran

No I did not. Frank

E Colby i tried to PM you but it says your mailbox is full can you message me I have questions about the Voodoo aswell

The motors look like old Teague 740s. 509 motors, predecessor to the 800 and 800efi. They built quite a few of them back in the day. Call Bob Teague, I bet he knows something about the boat.

What do you want to know?
Designed by Aronow.
Highly desireable even older models.
Eventually taken over by Sleekcraft.
Deck boats, mid-cabin, open-bow configurations.
I have a '29 Wizard with upgraded drivetrain.
Can answer as much as I know, but if you have an opportunity to buy one, short of an Apache or Skater, do it. I love mine, hauls ass, solid excellent construction V that eats up the chop at 50+