TMP850 Fountain project
 

Here are a few pics of the engines going in.

another

new race hatch

one more

last one

Phuckin "A" dude!:cool:

Looking Good, keep us updated...........

Nice :D:D

Thanks, the boat should be running in a few weeks, then its leaving for paint.

Steve good looking motors. Is the boat staying in our area?



Why do most people do the hatches on the Fountain that way, instead of the th pro stock style scoops?

Did you get the Email from GCO on the Mississippi Offshore boat race?

Will it be at Tickafaw????

I don't care for the look of the engine cover... it looks like the beginnings of an "Aztec temple"...:p

May I suggest clear plexi glass !!!!!!!

Maybe one of the boat builders will come up with the same solution as Ferrari did with the F-40.. see through plastic covering the motor... :p

Damn Tom... you were thinking the same thing!

Great minds think alike!!!

It would be cool to have a see through engine hatch.. get to see what you are paying for flogging itself to make you happy!

How about the bend thats going to be in the tail pipes?

What the engine specs??

The protective tape[rap] on the boat looks like the tape that comes on a 4x10 sheet of stainless steel?

Steve you spent some time on the green paint ,MSD box and the Flame arrestor screen.Time $$$

Nice.:D :D

I did that Lexan hatch on Radio Active, actually I believe it was the first one's out, now you see it alot. My son, who loves Ferrari actually came out with the idea, and Pat at A.T. designed into the hatch. The only problem is, you get the cool look, but no real sunpad. It would be nice if you could have both.

Steve, hows the paint coming, is it going to Rod in Missouri.

Thanks Guys. Yes, the boat will stay local. It is the new TMP shop boat. We will be attending several poker runs across the country. The Aztec temple will be painted to match the boat, and the top will be upholstered w/ the Fountain logo. We don't like the pro stock scoops because they don't leave any room for the women. Rob, we will definetely be there.

Thanks,
Steve