Have you ever seen this Apache?
06-27-2004 | 08:51 AM
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Re: Have you ever seen this Apache?
Any pics of the stern drives? So I can really blow a head gasket.
I'm firing up the Electra Glide and taking a ride to Point Pleasant and maybe get a peek up close and personal, that boat looks too nice.
I'm firing up the Electra Glide and taking a ride to Point Pleasant and maybe get a peek up close and personal, that boat looks too nice.
Re: Have you ever seen this Apache?
06-28-2004 | 11:30 AM
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Re: Have you ever seen this Apache?
Originally Posted by 1HYPER1
Beutiful boat,Running in the wrong class in OPA it should be P1.But then again there are alot of boats running in the wrong class and that is why we are not running our boat.There are alot of boats running in the wrong class in OPA and I know this to be true because I own a radar gun and I have seen what alot of these boats can really do and all of you know who I am talking about,should I post there real speeds or do I keeep it to MYSELF because alot of these racers are not running in the correct class .What do you thin about a 750 hp pantera runing against a 330 pantera or equivelant type boat runnig in the same class/sorry Bruce/and who ever falls into this not equal class structure.I think you should put yourself in the correct class to begin with or not race at all and you know who you are and I think that if you get a checkerd flag and are not really in the correct class you are not the winner but a cheater and you all know who you arre and I cant wait to hear your responses.
First of all, your issues should not be addressed on this thread. It has nothing to do with the Firewater Apache. If you have a problem with the current structure of classes and respective boats in those classes, I would be more than happy to respond. Start a new thread and Im sure you will get responses.
for the record...I dont have 750 HP or anything close to it. and if you'de like to get in my boat to see how fast it really goes, I'de be happy to take you for a spin.
As you probably saw, or heard, in our first race, the 4 28' Panteras were all pretty evenly matched up until some of us broke. The smaller boats couldnt keep up in the snotty water. Even if they had more power they would have still been behind.
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