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Chris
I assume you have met an engineer it always works on paper but not always in real life. |
Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin
(Post 2584680)
That one sounds kinda' funny to me. If I had the capabilities and resiurces to engineer, design and build something like that, I think it would have occured to me that engines would have to go in it and accommodations for them would make sense.
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Eddie, do you have a number for the owner, thanks
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The V is at Double R in Canada being tweeked
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Originally Posted by cosmic12
(Post 2585019)
I have been searching for it(the thread) and can't find it. I am sure thats what they said. And like you I made just about the same comment.
Originally Posted by db71
(Post 2584961)
Chris
I assume you have met an engineer it always works on paper but not always in real life. |
Originally Posted by snakeoiler000
(Post 2585047)
Eddie, do you have a number for the owner, thanks
Hi, Jim! Bye Jim. Again |
Originally Posted by Young Performance
(Post 2584368)
That's funny.
The boat is still here locally. I don't know what he is going to do with it. The boat is just sitting. It will take a bunch of money to finish that boat. It is nothing more than a blank hull with seats. It would make an awesome piece when it's done, but would take a bunch to get there. Eddie |
Originally Posted by Brad Zastrow
(Post 2584428)
Even if the hull was free, it will be expensive to complete. Nice looking hull for sure, but too many unknowns. Unproven hull design, unproven hull material compared to today's technology with glass, kevlar or carbon fiber. If completed and the hull does not perform it would have zero resale value.
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Originally Posted by snakeoiler000
(Post 2585047)
Eddie, do you have a number for the owner, thanks
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Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin
(Post 2585060)
Hi, Jim!
Bye Jim. Again |
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