Key West Damaged Boats
11-24-2004, 02:44 AM
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Re: Key West Damaged Boats
Originally Posted by Old School
Did the drives fail while running, and break off like that? Or did the boat sink partially, and was bobbing like a cork, half sunk, and when the tow boat brought it in it dragged the outdrive off the bottom to break it loose? What is the story there?
I would venture to say that none of the drives broke because they hit bottom. It mostly had to to with the roughness of the water....
11-24-2004, 02:46 AM
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Re: Key West Damaged Boats
Originally Posted by Danny D
Tim - cool pics. I can't believe how many teams were tearing the fiberglass apart. I guess when your at the worlds, there is no limits. The first one I saw was Lucas Oil and remember saying outloud to myself..... OH MY GOD......
Key West is in a league of its own as you have found out....
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Great Pics, thanks...
11-24-2004, 04:46 AM
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Re: Key West Damaged Boats
Anyone ever hear about CMS Castaway?
I heard Wednesday that the driver, Miller, suffered a mild heart-attack.
Saturday, all I heard was Bob got a replacement driver and next thing you know, he is getting towed back in, sunk!
What's up?
I heard Wednesday that the driver, Miller, suffered a mild heart-attack.
Saturday, all I heard was Bob got a replacement driver and next thing you know, he is getting towed back in, sunk!
What's up?
11-24-2004, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ScottB
Actually, physically they are OK, but mentally, 
they are both nuts
Great guys and I had a lot of fun with them last week
they are both nutsGreat guys and I had a lot of fun with them last week
11-24-2004, 06:19 PM
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JC Perf., I found the nose to the Callen boat, The nose was about 1 to 2 miles off sunset key when I found it. I tryed to tow it , but I was not succesfull . So , I contacted race people who contacted callen and I waited for about 2 1/2 hrs till the Callen team came out. meantime we had drifted a few miles. My anchor would not hold. We then helped the team put the sponson into there ridgid inflatible. The thanks I got for saving the sponson of there boat was 2 tee shirts. O'boy . I wasn't too thrilled with there thanks as it cost me 2 1/2 hrs of my time and another $200 in hotel fee's as I had to spend another night.
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11-24-2004, 07:01 PM
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Re: Key West Damaged Boats
Give em a break. I'm sure they are pretty bummed.
Tell them you pulled out the nose of there boat next year and you would like a ride.
Tell them you pulled out the nose of there boat next year and you would like a ride.
11-24-2004, 07:13 PM
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Re: Key West Damaged Boats
Originally Posted by 34scarab
Anyone ever hear about CMS Castaway?
I heard Wednesday that the driver, Miller, suffered a mild heart-attack.
Saturday, all I heard was Bob got a replacement driver and next thing you know, he is getting towed back in, sunk!
What's up?
I heard Wednesday that the driver, Miller, suffered a mild heart-attack.
Saturday, all I heard was Bob got a replacement driver and next thing you know, he is getting towed back in, sunk!
What's up?
As far as the boat, it broke off a drive....
11-24-2004, 07:28 PM
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Q.S. I wasn't looking for anything ,and I do feel bad for there damage , but I do think that the owner of the boat could have expressed this thanks to me personally , for looking out for this property. The person that gave me the shirts was a crew member . Tom
11-24-2004, 07:48 PM
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Re: Key West Damaged Boats
Originally Posted by TomFTM
JC Perf., I found the nose to the Callen boat, The nose was about 1 to 2 miles off sunset key when I found it. I tryed to tow it , but I was not succesfull . So , I contacted race people who contacted callen and I waited for about 2 1/2 hrs till the Callen team came out. meantime we had drifted a few miles. My anchor would not hold. We then helped the team put the sponson into there ridgid inflatible. The thanks I got for saving the sponson of there boat was 2 tee shirts. O'boy . I wasn't too thrilled with there thanks as it cost me 2 1/2 hrs of my time and another $200 in hotel fee's as I had to spend another night.
Tom
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