From what I'm told The thing has probably only seen sunlight for 20 hours in the last 20 years, probably a good reason why the vinyl looks so good still. The gentleman obviously never wanted to part with it. I cant blame him. After the economic downturn ,Phantoms never seemed to get good money again. Not because they are a pos, far from it . For those that don't know, they all are custom made, hand laid by a caring and craft loving builder. Each one is like his child. Each one a bit different in suttle ways , usually for the speedier. There may only be 14-15 34's in the world. Because of that, they tend to lack in value, not however, performance! We who own them usually cant say enough, they are a true hot rod faster than any boat in its class with the same power with exceptional handling. All that being said the price is a bit high, but it is certainly a bad ass boat!

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/p...4-phantom.html

I met Bill Hill and his Phantom when I ran my Magnum in APBA back in "93. He was quite a character and a blast to be around. That boat does have some history.




https://books.google.com/books?id=y-...20boat&f=false

Very cool article!