Two GREAT Class 4 boats for sale
12-01-2013 | 11:06 PM
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So far most of the class has expressed interest in a under 40 foot rule for Class 4. We will continue working towards that, I will keep everyone informed on the outcome. Still 2 or 3 teams who haven't responded, although the majority is for it nevertheless.
A few teams would like a bravo style drive only rule too, which makes sense with our unlimited power rule but outlaws a lot of the old B Boats unless they converted, which is a down side.
Stay Tuned!
A few teams would like a bravo style drive only rule too, which makes sense with our unlimited power rule but outlaws a lot of the old B Boats unless they converted, which is a down side.
Stay Tuned!
Last edited by waterboy1; 12-01-2013 at 11:47 PM.
12-02-2013 | 12:10 AM
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I think a 39ft maximum length limit for CLASS 4 is the right way to go. When the revised OPA bracket class rules were established back in 2006;CLASS 4 was designed as the ideal place for former B CLASS and FACTORY CLASS 2 race boats. B CLASS at one time had over 20 boats...but larger boats were allowed(which were really designed for D CLASS or SUPER VEE CLASS).The result was B CLASS declined to only a few boats. FACTORY 2 CLASS was designed to revitalize twin inboard open cockpit vee bottom racing...and the length limits were 30-39ft.I think CLASS 4 has growth potential for sure and it is exciting to hear that a few new teams are joining the class in 2014!
12-02-2013 | 07:51 AM
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its a boat id like to have, its all rotten ? with nothing in it ? just fiberglass, or does it .......i have no idea what an offer would be, is it worth anything to you......send me some pics and a ball park cost, or bottom dollar, [email protected]
