http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7vurWhdgFE

Very nice, every time I thought she was going to stuff, she handled those waves perfectly

love that clip....those are my boys......i worked for them for a LOOOONGGG time up until 3 years ago.....i have actually had a chance to drive that exact boat a few times with Kenny Kalibat at the throttles.....all i can say is that its a blast to run.....

i also owned a pleasure 28ft ghost with a pair of 200s for about 7 years and had tons of fun with it....it just never felt as good as the race boat does....

I picked up a 28 Ghost this year on a trade and spent the summer working out the mechanical gremlins. I live in Ca and the boat gets a lot of attention because no one knows what it is. I am currently running twin 2.5 200's but plan to upgrade at a later time. I'm going to spend this winter fixing her up cosmetically. Does anyone have any pictures they could post of any other Ghosts? Any history on the boat would be greatly appreciated (how many made etc, setups, etc?) Thanks in advance...

Built here on L.i. new York..Custom boats , Ran like animals ( as you can see from video)couple of Brothers built them all outboards i always thought the small ones looked like a glastron but ran real good and the 28' was a local legend won alot of races they had photos in their office of 28 about 28 feet in air..hope someone on here has some more info..congrats... that a long trip li to ca...always wanted one just never found one...

Thanks for the reply. She is a blast to drive and handles the rough stuff with ease. With the 200's on her she will run 70 all day (full tank of gas and five passengers). I saw the video on you tube and new I had to have her. I have always been a fan of the east coast boats. Apparently I was born on the wrong side of the country.