Originally Posted by cp5899 (Post 3920849)

I didn't didn't want to hijack anyone's picture threads so here is another one.

Don't have to many, but have a few good ones.

This is my personal favorite when it comes to fountains. I love the colors and the interior was awesome!!

http://i1126.photobucket.com/albums/...4D1D801C84.jpg

A real nice looking paint job on a sweet cat!!

http://i1126.photobucket.com/albums/...4D2586CDA9.jpg

Single turbine boat

http://i1126.photobucket.com/albums/...4D1F914C19.jpg

Phantom rig

http://i1126.photobucket.com/albums/...4D1B152845.jpg

Two nice statements

http://i1126.photobucket.com/albums/...4D21858EF5.jpg

Prop stop loaded with boats!!

http://i1126.photobucket.com/albums/...4D42E75F8C.jpg

http://i1126.photobucket.com/albums/...4D44BD31E0.jpg

Putting the velocity up for the night after a great day on the water.

http://i1126.photobucket.com/albums/...4D469F06B2.jpg

Originally Posted by Esquire (Post 3920873)

That's a 32' Fountain. I think they are always close to sinking!

Originally Posted by On Time (Post 3920880)

No, he's just got really big motors. :eureka:

Originally Posted by cp5899 (Post 3920891)

Lol. Just noticed it. It was there the next day so I'm assuming it was ok.

Nailit,

The velocity ran awesome!! It exceeded all of my expectations and I'm very happy I went with it. I totally get what people mean by its a drivers boat. I had to remain focused at all times when making a high speed run because of the pad bottom, but it made for such a FUN ride!!!! Nothing agains Baja, but my Baja I just drove. Long runs were like going down the interstate except at 62 mph maxed out. The velocity was very exciting to drive and I didn't want to stop. I would get across the lake and want to turn around and do it again. Passengers wanted to stop at drinking spots and I just wanted to drive. As for top speed, I haven't gotten the nerve to make an all out run and hold it pinned yet because its an odd feeling with hardly no boat in the water. Lol The longest I've held it at this point was to 5400 rpms and it was still pulling hard, but I would chicken out. Motor is setup to spin 5800. On the 5400 rom run the hand held GPS was going in and out for some reason, but would flash 86-88. Either way it was very fast to me and the 3 other people on the boat since we were used to the Baja last couple years. As for handling, its like the boat is on rails in the corners. Friday and Sunday were very rough and it would get rough if you stayed 35-45 mph. Steve stepp said to try it at 55 and up and see how it changes so I did and he was right!! The ride was much smoother as we were skipping on the pad and no longer had the rough beating we experienced going slow through it. Even when going slow the boat felt very very solid!! My last boat the top deck and lower sections were screwed together. My velocity is glassed together and I feel that really added to the solid feel of the boat. I can't say enough positive things about the velocity!! I'm so glad I went with velocity. Even my wife made numerous comments through out the weekend how she loved the new boat. Through out the build she didn't get why I was building a blower motor, why we needed a new boat etc etc. After this weekend she said she totally gets it now which is saying a lot because she was happy with the last boat, until riding in the new boat. :-)

Sorry for the long answer, but my wife and I agree that this past weekend was the best weekend we've had on the water in our 5 years of boating together. Even with the rough weather and $650 gas bill.
LOL

Originally Posted by On Time (Post 3920880)

No, he's just got really big motors. :eureka: