55 MTI "Jaws"
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1st: 39' Ocean Express. This one was originally white w/ blue and red accents... This goes back to the lat 80s / early 90's. I remember seeing the boat at CP boat show. This was also the boat in the Fast Boats video.
2nd: 46' Ocean Express. This one has been repainted blue & silver. I believe this one is at Wesseldyk's place
3rd: 46' Skater race boat. This boat was at the last Chicago Poker Run. I beleive its currently at Wesseldyk's
4th: 50' Quad MTI
I wouldn't be surprised if there was another OE included in there...
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That's at least the 4th jaws. My guess would be as follows
1st: 39' Ocean Express. This one was originally white w/ blue and red accents... This goes back to the lat 80s / early 90's. I remember seeing the boat at CP boat show. This was also the boat in the Fast Boats video.
2nd: 46' Ocean Express. This one has been repainted blue & silver. I believe this one is at Wesseldyk's place
3rd: 46' Skater race boat. This boat was at the last Chicago Poker Run. I beleive its currently at Wesseldyk's
4th: 50' Quad MTI
I wouldn't be surprised if there was another OE included in there...
1st: 39' Ocean Express. This one was originally white w/ blue and red accents... This goes back to the lat 80s / early 90's. I remember seeing the boat at CP boat show. This was also the boat in the Fast Boats video.
2nd: 46' Ocean Express. This one has been repainted blue & silver. I believe this one is at Wesseldyk's place
3rd: 46' Skater race boat. This boat was at the last Chicago Poker Run. I beleive its currently at Wesseldyk's
4th: 50' Quad MTI
I wouldn't be surprised if there was another OE included in there...
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The boat is currently for sale: http://marinetechnologyinc.com/2013/11/2009-mti-55/
The gentleman selling it is named Dennis Kaiser, I am beyond excited to see what he has up his sleeve to out do what he had. Seeing the 55' in person is truly an honor and a true achievement in marine technology
The gentleman selling it is named Dennis Kaiser, I am beyond excited to see what he has up his sleeve to out do what he had. Seeing the 55' in person is truly an honor and a true achievement in marine technology
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