awesome boat!!!

Thats certainly optional

Here you go....

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h9...L29Miami_2.jpg

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h9...L29Miami_1.jpg

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h9...L29Miami_3.jpg

A few more....

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http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h9...4/DSCN0012.jpg

That thing is just stunning!

I wonder if there are plans to build one with twins? Would be a complete beast!

Michael

twin small block Ilmores would be awesome in this boat,,,great job OL

Yup, or with 650 V10s, they weigh the same. And ASD #7M to keep the weight down, but run strong surface drives. That would be some hotrod.

That dash is so nice in its layout. KUDOS to OL on this thing.



WHERE IS THE PICS OF THE BILGE???

Looks even better on the water. Very nice job OL. This one should be a home run for the single engine boaters.

I'd think twin aluminum blocked LS based engines would be the hot ticket for this (rather than the iron block Ilmores).


I dont know that there's enough room for twin SBC in there as laid out, I highly doubt there's room to fit two v-10's.

The more I look at this boat the more I like it! :cool:

Well, if the width and height is there for twin small blocks, it should work. I'm pretty sure the width and height of the V10 is more or less the same as an SBC. Lenght wise, it should fit w/o problems. But yes, some 454 alu SBCs pushing 600-700hp and light surface drives, that would be sweet. Not sure they would do it though:party-smiley-004: