Mini Cigarettes
08-16-2002 | 10:35 PM
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Hey Spy-man,
Way too cool! You ought to add an R-C gas version now. Something like the 46" Enforcer Gator. http://www.whobbies.com/gator.htm Just paint it up to match again. Then you'd have 3 scales. Now that's just the sh*t!!!
Scott
Way too cool! You ought to add an R-C gas version now. Something like the 46" Enforcer Gator. http://www.whobbies.com/gator.htm Just paint it up to match again. Then you'd have 3 scales. Now that's just the sh*t!!!
Scott
08-16-2002 | 11:24 PM
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Love the InstaGator. My friend has an electric Cig Tiger, but I love the Gas ones. Here's a pic of my little one. It's only 10' long with a fairly flat bottom. Has a 35hp Chrysler and goes 38.8 on GPS. For sale for $1350 OBO.
08-17-2002 | 07:16 AM
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The original "Mini Hawk" I believe was only 10ft in overall length. They were great lil' boats but real tight in the cockpit.
If anyone is interested in a larger cockpit and a mini vee that can handle REAL ROUGH WATER find yourself a BULLET 130. There is a used one in my Classifieds @ www.sharkeymarine.com
They are such a blast. This particuliar boat below has finished two years in a row at the NY HUDSON RIVER POKER RUN. Now there is some rough water.....
Jimmyz27 I see you are new to the board. Welcome to the board!!! If you want to see more pics of this boat, click onto my LINK for my site and checkout "BIG AIR SHOTS" & "BOAT BUILDING" pages. It may be of interest to you. If you are gonna be running in some heavy chop, this boat eats it up. Just ask anyone that has ever owned one or seen me drive mine.....
If anyone is interested in a larger cockpit and a mini vee that can handle REAL ROUGH WATER find yourself a BULLET 130. There is a used one in my Classifieds @ www.sharkeymarine.com
They are such a blast. This particuliar boat below has finished two years in a row at the NY HUDSON RIVER POKER RUN. Now there is some rough water.....
Jimmyz27 I see you are new to the board. Welcome to the board!!! If you want to see more pics of this boat, click onto my LINK for my site and checkout "BIG AIR SHOTS" & "BOAT BUILDING" pages. It may be of interest to you. If you are gonna be running in some heavy chop, this boat eats it up. Just ask anyone that has ever owned one or seen me drive mine.....
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08-17-2002 | 07:23 AM
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Here was my 1st one w/the windscreen...
08-17-2002 | 03:42 PM
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Then maybe it was the Cougar Cub that was 10 ft
08-18-2002 | 01:43 AM
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I've got a small boat that is labeled a "mini offshore". It's a Challenger offshore 176xl. It's made in Canada by Noremac (now Grew). It has a 4.3 alpha I. Top speed is around 60 but it will cruise all day at 45-50 on no fuel. It has been a fun boat for my son. He moved from a SeaRay jet to this boat. There is no comparison.
