Anbody have Pics of this Apache?
 

Bought myself the 36 Apache I've been trying to find for over 2 years now.

Does anyone have any Video/Pics of this Boat from back in the day?

Fred

nice boat, any more pics, what engines? drives?

That boat is sweet! I have seen a few pics of it floating around on the board. Congratulations!

Twin 880 HP (Detuned) #6's. Full Staggered set up. Poker Run Cockpit (100+MPH)



36 APACHE with short staggered 850 hp Paul Pfaff racing engines. 572 c.i. Merlin blocksand 8-71 super chargers running 8 psi of boost through Super-chiller air-to-water intercoolers. These engines are de-tuned to 880 hp so thay can run safely on pump gas.There are 5 fuel tanks with crossovers. Nickerson carburators The boat has Huber 1330 transmissions.New Stelling headers and CMI remote mufflers.The engines were overhauled in 2000 and have only 20 hours on them.Boat is equipped with #6 Speedmaster wetsump drives. Haul is constructed of Kevlar.Outstanding paint job in excellant condition.The standup cockpit affords access to the full cabin.

Thanks HD. Looks like we both are going to have some sweet rides this summer.


Should I keep the name "Come & Get It" or go back to my original Choice "Scalp Taker"?


WK

What year is it? It looks like one that was in a test in Powerboat Magazine way back when.

1992 Cool sounds like an article Iwould love to have:)

Congrats on the new boat!!!

Congrats Fred,killer boat!

Thanks

APACHE
 

Awsome ride Fred, I'll down in Ind. late these week when will she be there I have always wanted to see her up close. Congrates you'll love making roosters with the speedmasters trimed up. Enjoy, Steve.

The name is up to you. If you want to go with Scalp Taker, switch it. If you like Come and Get It, leave it. I know, I know. I'm a big help right? I personally think that Scalp Taker is a cool name for an Apache. If it was my boat, I would go with Scalp Taker. Of course, with that boat, you could name it Pee Wee's Playhouse and still have an awesome package. :p

I knew that they were out there somewhere. Here are a couple more pics of the boat. At least I think it is the same boat! :D

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You are the Man Hot Duck!

Fred, beautiful boat. I looked at it last year, not in person but on the net. There were quite a few pictures from the Marina it was for sale at. I think if you do a search on 36 Apaches you will find it. Wannabe also knows of the boat as he was interested in the boat also. Again, awesome boat. Sam

Try this---http://lakesideboat.com/Items/155/

Beautiful Apache!
Best of luck!
Ed

that boat will take alot of scalps! :cool:

Dang that thing is BAAAAD!!! your a lucky man only in my dreams!!!

I used to drool all over that boat when it was in the classifieds. I especially like the staggered setup with stand up cockpit. I think that makes this boat even more unique than it already is! How many other staggered 36's are there?

Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh great.I take the pics and Hot Duck gets all the credit!:p

I was wrong about your boat being in Powerboat. Yours looks better than the one that was tested in the Feb. 1993 issue. Here are a few photos.........I'll be happy to scan the entire article for you tomorrow if you want it. Just give me your e-mail address.

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I think LPA20??? bought this rig, for step research.






Haaaaaaaaaa! I kill myself sometimes. ;):D:D

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Steps exume lesser sticktion therefore ruducing suckage which will minimalize surface retention ..

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Yes it Will!!!

Just got off the phone with the Chief. He's gettting ready to fly up to Indiana to meet the boat and get going on the work. Between Saccenti, Stinson, and Grady the boat's gonna be like new.

E-mail address is Scalptaker36@aol


Thanks,

Fred

Here are some more pics

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This screen name might have to come out of hibernation from now on...

Fred

Damn if I would have stuck to one screenname I might of had close to 1000 posts.

i may be wrong but it sure seams like Mr. Saccenti has a special place in his heart for the past Apache's.
he's helping me also with some embroidery work.
have you seen the interior work they did on Wes Smith's boat? http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...0&pagenumber=2