42 GTX info All Fired Up
#41
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OK- What kind of truck is this pulling the 42 GTX. Looks like a double rear axle Avalanche?
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...&f=57983_4.jpg
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...&f=57983_4.jpg
there was a thread in the "trucks, trailers" section about that truck. completely custom built if I recall.
#45
I don't think so ,but I could be wrong.. I was at Jimmy Mac 's shop (Falcon ) one day when those motors were being assembled and jimmy and Johnny (owner of the boat) showed me the progress on the motors being built . Jimmy told me they were being be built by someone that worked for him..
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I don't think so ,but I could be wrong.. I was at Jimmy Mac 's shop (Falcon ) one day when those motors were being assembled and jimmy and Johnny (owner of the boat) showed me the progress on the motors being built . Jimmy told me they were being be built by someone that worked for him..
#47
I believe Jimmy did them orginally and after that I have no clue. I was only at jimmy's that one time .
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I did a poker run on lake Norman a few years back and the boat was there. Very nice boat and I thought the paint was pretty cool but that is just an opinion. The motors could also be detuned for a reasonable amount of money if the power is too much. The boat seamed to idle fine around the docks when I saw it . There is nothing like an outerlimits and you will be bored with a 525 boat in no time . Just my 2 cents. Jeff Wurl



