Im digging it. The whole boat is retro, so why not do the hatch. I think I personally would have done '91' on the hatch. Just to be a 1 upper.

cool pick, what did the orginals have for power? 90MPH was fast back in the day..

Not real sure. I thought they had SSM V drives and 800-900hp per side ?? I think Doug's boat in the pic I posted has some big ci Donovan's and v's

i think the originals were 700 hp and number 3's

B lee I know I told u this in the keys, but hands down my favorite cig.... did u keep both hatches? might be a nice change of pace from time to time?

on a different note my buddy dynoed one of his motors today for his ts 38 gun 785 hp 875 tq, any idea what that will net him and where to start with props ( same guy who owned Jim Lee's 28, and the other 28 down there with the 1/4 canopies)

Shane Sherman

Great looking boat, B...
hope you bring her out to play some this year. :coolcowboy:

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7056/6...7fd7a126_b.jpg

I can see a roll of black duct tape being used to make that first digit more accurate in the wee hours of the morning.


Great looking boat and nice to hear positive feedback for vendors involved.

Just so we're all on the same page:

http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/5462/photohmc.jpg

Thanks for the compliments fellas :ernaehrung004:

Are we all gonna be lucky enough to see a pic. of Mrs. Lee on this one? :whistle:

Here's the back of her! :ernaehrung004:

http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/8430/photo2th.jpg

We tried to have it lengthened so that we could fit bigger boats in it, but the GRDA shut us down this year. They said we'd have to move it to the main lake or build a SMALLER one, IF they even approved a new one. We're still trying though. If we get approved I'll go bigger. :ernaehrung004: