hey, orange crush, look's like the water is calling!

How much is a dozen ears of corn anyway?

Sizzzle,

If your referring to my Nordic you could be mistaken, I have gone to the dam every Sat. @ 6:00 Pm now for 10 years, In addition, I have raced everyone at the dam at one time or another. I also know the guy in the green Pacanga, he will race anyone anytime.

The Pacanga runs 80 gps and my Nordic runs 88-89 gps. I do agree with Orange Crush, sometimes it doesn't make sense to race Crownlines or Bayliners. I love a good race and the dam on Sat. night without the wife aka rev-limiter.

answer to part 1........Not everyone!
answer to part 2........ See answer to part 1!

Would this be a 22' Pachanga? I didn't know it had a 'mildly' worked over motor. I had a '87 P22 with 350 that topped out at 59mph. The boat could diffinately handle more than what the 454's could offer. Great boats!
Mine...........

US-1, OK you got me, most!!! Have also lost my share. Not sure about your point on number 2. GPS numbers are real. I do agree that racing at the dam is 40% of what it used be.

Are you the same US-1 from Indiana?

The pachanga I think there talking about is a 32' create moters with tunnel rams, stern jacks and modified windshied. Driver known as "The Hawkman"

Yep Indiana.

Point I was saying.......'I' never raced anyone there.

2nd part.......my boat won't go 89-90 My guess is that when mine ran 83, it still would get whooped by more than 1/2 of them, so I never tried.

Have you seen Yellow(Crazy) boat Pete lately?

Last time was at Cumberland poker run. After he had to repo it from his buyer. Screwed up mess that was. Seen it was for sale again, don't know if it sold or not.
This pic was taken of a friends '46 BT. Just so happens Pete got in there too!
Pete on the right.