The first Skater....from the way back machine
#22
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From: Ft.Lauderdale, Fl.
Originally Posted by T2x
I may be wrong, but I believe the 24 came next.......and the 21 shortly after.
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#23
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From: Ft.Lauderdale, Fl.
Originally Posted by GLH
I see that they kept the same cockpit size thru there entire model production!!! 


Nice rig.



Nice rig.
#24
Originally Posted by GLH
I see that they kept the same cockpit size thru there entire model production!!! 


Nice rig.



Nice rig.
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At home somewhere I have pictures of the Skater(s) before that one. The pictures are from 1978 ish in Toronto Canada, long pond center island, at the world waterski championships..... Pete built the dingys for picking up the skiers....... and some patrol boats, and the new 18 was there on display. And if memory serves they were still built in Canada at the time. I was 4 at the time so I am going on what my dad told me.
I will try and post them monday.
RT
I will try and post them monday.
RT
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From: Granite Quarry, NC
Peter's brother Doc Hledin created a 6 carb manifold for Mercury's race v-6 outboards and marketed them and other mods under his Machma company banner.......
Quite a talented pair.
T2x
Quite a talented pair.
T2x
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I thought the 6-carb manifolds and the twin spark plug heads were from PTR (Performance Thru Research), which was Dr. Alex. We ran the heads on many different Mercs, including Champ motors and T-3's. Can you add anything Rich?
Last edited by RVRCAT28; 08-10-2004 at 08:12 PM.



