Found a photo of my 1979 Crestliner 2655 Rampage.

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Hi
Nice pics. Donzi38 I think the rampage looks realy nice
and classic. A nice combination of preformance and daycruiser.
On the 19 of november I am going to Germany to inspect
the boat and decide, if I am buying it or not. Do you have
any tip for me what to check carefully? I am not going to
buy the engines ( twin 3,7 4 cyl mercruisers 170 hp).

I considering to keep the Alpha one drives, in case I go for
a twin small block installation. What do I need to do
with the gearing of the drives to adapt them to a small
block V8 when they have been used on the above mentioned
4 cyl engines? Are the rpm/gearing allmost the same?

Winter is coming in Norway now 32 degress and snow is in the air. Sommer seems far away at the moment. And my small baby See pic. is winterized and sleeps well

Another sommer picture

If you like the hull and the drives are the correct ratio and in good condition, why not buy it with the Alpha drives and purchase two new 220hp FI 4.3l Merc engines for about $5000.00 each. You will still have the benefit of twins with reasonable performance and economy. Those drives would likely need a gear change to work with V8 engines.
Have a professional survey done on the hull before you go all the way to Germany.

FYI Alpha drives are 1.62 for the V-6, 1.5 for the V-8, and easily changed. You could always spend the money on the props instead.

The owner has send me a lot of pictures, as far as I can see
it looks ok. I have som more pictures on classic forum
the heading is Rear preformance boat.

By the way from oslo to Germany its a 90 minutes flight
and by internaet ticks it cost around Usd 110 so it is not so
bad.

The engines are 4cyl mercruiser 3,7 lit 170 hp
what is the FYI then??

Hi a tip

If anyone like the Crestliner Rampage 26, there is a hull
at eBay for a give a way price, it is a donation gift or something. Could be a project.

To far away for me.. and looks like a lot of work.