Beautiful!
 

Jo,

You guys never fail to impress! What a beauty! The new owners should be proud. Great job guys!

Sorry Mike, It was not intentional! I dropped the boat off on a Sunday and went to work on that Monday. I was there but not really there I was stuck on a Navy boat for work the whole time. It sucked I was working 18 hour days , and the only time I did have I was sleeping. When I was there I only stopped by Pantera one day to see what was up and make a couple decisions and then I had to go right back to work. I got your voicemails but not till I got back on shore. I was about 20 to 25 miles out and the cell service didn't happen out there. Sorry again dude. I plan on coming back down in a few months for vacation this time and we WILL go out and enjoy I PROMISE.

Thanks everyone again for all the compliments I do really appreciate them. Boat is running pretty good still trying to mess around with different props. I tried a 5 blade hydromotive 30 cut back to a 29, and although it was a little too much prop the boat handled awesome with it on there. Didn't have to drag any tab to keep the boat running level and it just felt awesome. I think a 27 5 blade will be the ticket. I only tried 29 cause that's all my friend had to try so if anyone has something smaller for me to try that would be awesome. I still would like to try a 28 stock prop just to see the difference. I would also like to try a 26 to see how the boat accelerates with that on there. It pulls so hard now with the labbed 28 that I can't imagine how it would be with a 26!

I believe JO has some pics of the cabin, but incase he doesn't I will take some when I get home tonight!!! It turned out very nice.

Mike

Boat looks great Mike, glad to see you got her all together, you will like the 5 blade in the rough stuff. Call Todd at Hydromotive and he can send you out something to try. I think you have 100-150 more hp than me so I would guess a 26 or 27 5blade. Be nice to that bravo drive.

Mike, glad your enjoying the boat.:cool-smiley-011:
What kind of speed are you seeing and rpm with the labbed 28?
I'm still trying to sort mine out:angry-smiley-044:

:) ok

Not the best cabin pictures but it is all I got.The cabin had the light panels and bulkheads done in "carbon vinyl". It was done simple and clean.

JO

I just pulled the boat out for the winter and took a quick pic with my camera phone with my 76 kz in front of it. I have some real nice pics (lots of chicks) from this summer that I will post soon. I was hoping that the season was going to be a little longer, but it just got really cold here and well I guess it's time... Any good ideas on things I should do before putting it away for the winter? Like helpful tips before covering it up so when I get it back out next year everything will be the same. Seats, Engine, Cabin, Etc....

Mike

Mike, love the KZ. I use to have a 80 model

Stable (sp) in the fuel and fog down the mtr.
If it's going to be covered up tight put an open bag of charcoal in the cabin.
Batteries on a tender

Good looking KZ and boat Mike. I need to take that bike of yours around the block 1 of these days.:cool-smiley-011:

Regards,

Jo - Pantera Boats