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look what is hiding to Port - side https://scontent.fbed1-1.fna.fbcdn.n...18&oe=5EB28DB6

So many of these turned into other boats-

Tom Byrd’s 46 with huge Zuls is now Steve Gordon’s “deal with it”

Freedom was an old race boat (well really not that old at the time)

Leons boat, what really happened with the fire?

Which recovery boat became the blue flight club 50?

JT & Laith … 1st test https://scontent.fbed1-2.fna.fbcdn.n...37&oe=5E6C6AF4

(same 46) continuing on from post 20 & 21 https://scontent.fbed1-2.fna.fbcdn.n...d4&oe=5EB202D6

https://scontent.fbed1-2.fna.fbcdn.n...dc&oe=5EA2BC4C

from My Way #1 .. to .. Knot Right

Thanks for all the pics and stories guys, there's 46s I've never even seen before (Reverie/Acme). My personal favorites have got to be Arneson's 46 (for obvious personal reasons) and Motul Monster - not only because it is one of the early flat-deck, single canopy 46s (Planet Man, then Snack Attack), but because it is still kicking ass to this day. I actually think Howard's 46 can lay claim to the fastest 46 ever, as I know he exceeded 200mph on GPS on at least one occasion. However, there's a 46 that just left Skater a few months ago that will be capable of shattering every Skater speed record ever.