Similar 24x7 hulls to a Pantera?
06-21-2013 | 09:23 AM
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Does anyone know of one of these available sans engine and drive. I've got a bravo and a 400hp vortec small block in some abandoned projects that would be awesome in one of these. Hydraulic steering would be a bonus.
Any idea how fast that rig would be?
I've got a rebuildable 454 available too.
Any idea how fast that rig would be?
I've got a rebuildable 454 available too.
06-21-2013 | 01:56 PM
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07-25-2013 | 07:19 PM
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Beg to differ,
with all due respect to Pepe but
the Carrera 24 was and still is the best rough water 24 of that era..
Picon built one hell of a 24..
www.damncarrera.com
with all due respect to Pepe but
the Carrera 24 was and still is the best rough water 24 of that era..
Picon built one hell of a 24..
www.damncarrera.com
11-05-2013 | 09:58 AM
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Not sure what engine yet. Something in the 250 to 300hp range for sure. Was even kicking around the idea of a 300hp Johnson V-8. Lots of torque, and easy to get a lot of power out of them on pump gas.
It is set up with just a single engine bracket with about 18" of set back. Havn't put my hands on it yet, and still waiting on delivery. I am getting some teak swim platforms that fit on each side of the motor with it. May put them on aswell. I will post some pics up when I get it.
It is set up with just a single engine bracket with about 18" of set back. Havn't put my hands on it yet, and still waiting on delivery. I am getting some teak swim platforms that fit on each side of the motor with it. May put them on aswell. I will post some pics up when I get it.
