Holy crap...Nice Apache Restore!
 

JT and the crew knocked it out. Stunning!

1991 Apache 41 powerboat for sale in Florida

Stunning. A second helm on the port side would be nice.

I guess TNT is in the process of restoring Warpaint as well. Getting ready for rigging.

What Apache was this previously?

McManus Caveman or Mega Toy I would bet....?

Stunning ride, would love to see it in person

I'm treading on dangerous water but it sure looks good with a simple paint job versus some swirly multi-colored typhoon on the side or the old Indian murals.

I might get a lot of crap for this, but I don't think it is really an Apache, the deck and dash look more like a Comanche to me. Anybody else notice this?

I thought the same thing. The windscreen looks more rounded than an old school Apache 41

J-Bonz must think the same thing if you read the comments above.

I don't think it is...its also 42' I believe.

Boat is owned by a really good friend here in Miami. It is the old Mega Toy, Still Got it. Boat is pristine and taken care off with an open wallet. It is the tender to his other boats.

http://i1344.photobucket.com/albums/...psphfiqo7v.jpg

Ok, that's going to take me a while to wrap my head around that concept :D

That thing is SWEEEEEET!

Really, really well done. Not my type of boat but I can appreciate the work and product.

You coming to KW Bubba?

Very nice!!!!!!

I think its BAD to the bone!!! 1000hp #6's old school "hardcore boat" with a slight modern touch...

Beautiful! I would love to see the cabin.

Looks awesome!!!

Nice, other than the dark hull color.

What cabin?

Tank this was the boat that I saw in the FPC winter run and posted it here. I'd post another link but it won't show up anymore on OSO.

Nice piece but hate when they say over 500K spent, followed by asking 299K......with math like that we will see less mint restorations in the future.

Totally agree. Some old offshore boats can pull of a crazy paint job but most of the time it just looks like a mess. This looks beautiful. I have seen it in person and it's really nice.

http://i64.tinypic.com/20rse9d.jpg

http://i64.tinypic.com/2wm05tt.jpg

http://i68.tinypic.com/nzjc50.jpg

The way that the boat is supported in the pic above can not be good for the hull, it looks like the majority of the weight is on the strakes.

what is the differences in a 41 and 42? 1 foot, the dash and deck?

I think I just got a semi seeing this:Score-101010:

BTW over $500k was spent on this built and i know because Eddie (the owner) is a very good friend of mine. When it was "Still Got It" let's just say it was rough just to be nice.

I would easy say it is the nicest Apache restoration after Elias's 47 "Spirit of Apache!"

Just sucks the ROI is 60% of cost.

I would be thrilled to get 60% of cost......

Who gives a schit when you have the money.
Come on - people over pay for multi milion dollar paintings. homes, cars, and etc all the time.

I'd rather have a beast of a boat vs some damn painting that hangs on the wall. :)

Saw it in bimini, it's really nice.

that is a Fact! If I could get 60% of what I have in my T\S it would be Sold :lolhit:

Yeah but when have you ever heard of someone losing money on a Picasso or a Dusenberg?

Awesome old school boat!

Holy Crap!
 

Truth be told it is amazing and absolutely gorgeous. It will be interesting to see what it brings. That number is inline with boats that are 20 years newer, how much cachet does the Apache name carry? Reminds me of the Harley ads on Craig's List. Invested is an optimistic term, and implies a possible profit on money spent.We all know how that works out!

Incredible redo!

Don't care about how much money was spent redoing it or what it may sell for...I want to see video footage of this thing crushing big water and flying thru the air.....:drink:

Same here!!

I spent some time in the bilge of that boat about 10 years ago, I'll agree, it was "rough". Used to be a triple engine boat from what I remember..?