Hi David, mid 140's that is good enough for me. when Kilokat speaks about 36' Skaters he is the man.

Philip

Other foot!!!In your rear end while both her hands will be in your pockets emptying them with this rig!!!

Where's Risk Taker this is one of them $15k@ year/$1,250@month / $30,000 deductible insurance rig.

Congrats to anyone who can own one of them!

Steve and Jake Schulte painted the pamela anderson 36' foot skater . Her other foot is behind her left leg! The artistic term is called "foreshortening". She don't make the boat go faster, however we couldn't care less we just like painting the damn things! S2 Imagineering S2 Imagineering
"We aint da cheapest juz da best" SKATER

36' Skater engine/speed combos

3 X Mercury 300 Outboards 103-105 mph
2 XMercury HP500EFI Bravo One stern drives 94-101 mph
2 X Mercury HP575SC Bravo One stern drives 105-110 mph
2 X Mercury HP500EFI Dry Sump Six stern drives 96-103 mph
2 X Mercury HP575SCi Dry Sump Six stern drives 105-110 mph
2 X Sterling HP825 Dry Sump Six stern drives 125-130 mph
2 X Mercury HP1050 Dry Sump Six stern drives 145+ mph
2 X Sterling HP1150 Dry Sump Six stern drives 155+ mph
2 X Sterling 1,300 Dry Sump Six stern drives 170+ mph

T-800 to 1000 HP puts this boat near 150 MPH.

Even T-525 EFI's would bring it to around 105 MPH I would be happy with that. Very happy with that!

Insurance is high but that office on Lake Lansing Road in Michigan would be fine if it had T-525' s. It's anything over 110-120 MPH that really increases the stakes. Deductible would be $ 5,000. About 10k/yr with a perfect driving record.

Skater can't build them fast enough either!

They build some unit.
Impressive!

WOW That's a mean looking ride. Not sure if I'd want a boat that fast though.

I'm not sure why it says New. They called it "Pammy" and I have seen it in a few poker runs unless there is a twin to this boat. It does run very well.

That boat ran in the LOTO Shootout last year, don't know the speed though.

never been in the water??