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11-21-2003, 08:02 PM
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Originally posted by McGary911
BTW, whenever i use the quote button, it just says quote, but others have the originally posted by _______ thing???? am i doing something wrong???
BTW, whenever i use the quote button, it just says quote, but others have the originally posted by _______ thing???? am i doing something wrong???
11-21-2003, 08:07 PM
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Bad azz boat! Wish I had the money to put it back together. Noise? Who cares! Sweet looking ride.
The thing that made me raise an eyebrow is the part about the transom needing welding. Wonder what that's about???
The thing that made me raise an eyebrow is the part about the transom needing welding. Wonder what that's about???
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11-23-2003, 02:42 PM
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long time ago ; i saw this boat on hot-rod magazine, it was purple at that time,i am talking about 80's
there was a copue car painted same color i am not sure but i think it was buick
just remembered that time.....
there was a copue car painted same color i am not sure but i think it was buick
just remembered that time.....
11-23-2003, 06:05 PM
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That boat was always a 2engine boat, had KE engines. It was red and Harold (smitty) was the throttle man.
Joe Mach owned a chain of Laundomats- hence Dirty Laundy.
The Aluminum hulls are tough.
Don't know about rivets longevity...
T2X can chime in here abouth the ALUM. construction..
Wannabe
Joe Mach owned a chain of Laundomats- hence Dirty Laundy.
The Aluminum hulls are tough.
Don't know about rivets longevity...
T2X can chime in here abouth the ALUM. construction..
Wannabe
11-23-2003, 11:38 PM
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Who would be good to hire to work on this?
T-N-T maybe, since they seem to have a history with this?
I would like to know so I could get an idea of re-rigging costs.
Greg
T-N-T maybe, since they seem to have a history with this?
I would like to know so I could get an idea of re-rigging costs.
Greg
11-24-2003, 05:50 AM
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It loved to carry its bow high ...
Anyone remember Lake St. Clair Race Rock? I pulled Joe out of the water after that BadAzz CUV took flight, Michigan Marine Salvage pulled it up and brought it in.
It would be a big fun hotrod...
Brad
