I saw the 50 OL on display at the Lauderdale boat show. I was disappointed to see every bulkhead had a visible ghost down the side. For $987K I would have made them make me another one. They also had the snootiest sales staff at the entire show. I was treated MUCH better looking at 3 million dollar Sunseekers. Just my .02, I'm sure many will disagreee.

Damn Cash .... you almost sound like Spam :rolleyes:

After all, this is an Outerlimits thread.

G

To each his own, but I'm partial to OL

Not my favorite pic...But I did watch her sink
Believe it was a 99 and "four of a Kind"...34 feet to the bed below...

That's going to leave a stain!! Bummer

just what I was told........
 

I was told no room for the transmissions , etc and it does not work well w/ the TS. Not an expert on this subject and didn't mean to offend anyone with the set up . Still gonna get an OL - BH

JB, was that the boat that sank at Harbor Mess a couple years back?

This shot comes from Ocean City MD in 1995. We raced against Obsession all year and we usually stayed side by side like this photo. This race we won at an average speed of 77.12mph in 4 to 6 foot seas. I believe this was the very first OL race boat, and it kicked ass, but not ours. :D

http://www.homestead.com/njoffshore/files/OC_MD_95.jpg

This is the very first 42 built. Pete had a 32 Hustler, then a 37 OL and now this rocket with 800sc all named No Discipline. This photo is at the Pits of the May 2000 Point Pleasant race. The boat was in the water for 10 hours and it served as our pace boat for the day.

http://www.homestead.com/njoffshore/files/pace1.jpg

I'd buy one of these boats in a second.

What became of the WildChild boat? Haven't heard anything of it in a while.

Ya gotta love this paint job!

http://www.homestead.com/njoffshore/files/pete.jpg