Svl
#1
I knew it was going to be good but didnt know just how good. Guys if if you want to step up or down in a class you should look into this. The bang for the buck is increadable. Its more money than the F1 we came from but has safty with speed. This class should take off in a big way. We may not have biggest budget or boat out there but have the best friend in our class. Do the math and if your real good you might be able to run this class for free with a little help.
MD
MD
#2
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OSS Vee Lite was a blast... Randy's right (for once) our class is by far the most bang for your buck. Speed, safety, and GREAT friends. We at Team IMCO really had an unbelievable time in Biloxi, MS. And might I add that the Governor Hailey Barber told me personally that he REALLY wants OSS and all of us back. Anyone one out there that is interested in OSS Vee Lite call me or anybody in our class and we would love to have you come race with us.
Thanks to everyone who came out and I am looking forward to seeing you all again in St. Pete.
Ben
Thanks to everyone who came out and I am looking forward to seeing you all again in St. Pete.
Ben
#6
A new SVL boat from Phantom or Extreme, fully rigged, goes for approx $120,000 - that's more or less the same price as a new F1 or P4 boat with equal engine.
A new SVL hull, unrigged, goes for around 50,000
Used SVL boats did cost between $30,000 and $60,000 while they were avaible. Now, the market is wiped clean.
All in all, you can't beat the SVLs for bang for the buck and safety.
Randy and I have 2 2003 Kryptonite F1 boats and 1 1998 Kryptonite F1 boat. Will trade for SVL anytime.
A new SVL hull, unrigged, goes for around 50,000
Used SVL boats did cost between $30,000 and $60,000 while they were avaible. Now, the market is wiped clean.
All in all, you can't beat the SVLs for bang for the buck and safety.
Randy and I have 2 2003 Kryptonite F1 boats and 1 1998 Kryptonite F1 boat. Will trade for SVL anytime.
#9
I think your race expenses are goin to be similar, whether you race F-1 or SVL. SVL in OSS may cost a bit more to enter, but there is some money to be made if you finish top three in SVL.
Wether you buy used or brand new, the final product will end up around the same cost if re rigging is neccessary.
I do agree that a F-1 boat, brand new, will cost about 100k maybe more, once your done setting it up to be competitive.
Unfortunately, F class is dying or maybe even dead and SVL is an awesome class to step into.
I know that would be my next step.
So, for now, its P class
Wether you buy used or brand new, the final product will end up around the same cost if re rigging is neccessary.
I do agree that a F-1 boat, brand new, will cost about 100k maybe more, once your done setting it up to be competitive.
Unfortunately, F class is dying or maybe even dead and SVL is an awesome class to step into.
I know that would be my next step.
So, for now, its P class



