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sure wouldn't want to change plugs on those two..............:sport009:..........man that hull is deep,
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Originally Posted by F-2 Speedy
(Post 4614370)
sure wouldn't want to change plugs on those two..............:sport009:..........man that hull is deep,
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I like the interior , but I'm a Sucker for a nice Tuck&Roll. Realy Diggin on the old style Morse throttles. |
Originally Posted by slpcamaross97
(Post 4614313)
Thats the must unknown part! engines started lift as 420 hp units. But then got some rocker upgrades and the blowers. Makes about 5 psi of boost. Only said to run 70. But she is a heavy girl! im not thrilled about only 70 mph but, we will see. I cant leave anything alone.
Wnem I first got on this site 10 years ago there was a white 28 Pantera for sale for the longest time that had some big blower motors, think in the 750 range each. Had to be an animal. 28 s are one of the best looking boats out there in my opinion. |
Was this one for sale in Ohio years ago? |
Originally Posted by Craney
(Post 4614470)
Was this one for sale in Ohio years ago? |
Cool beans! Classic pantera in all regards. |
I saw that boat in storage this winter, cool deal. I assume you got a pretty good deal on this, I kicked around the idea of it, would make a neat little race boat (probably too heavy).
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I know the boat from the original owner from Rocky River, Ohio. It will run closer to 78mph with that set up. Will handle Lake Erie 3-4's like a champ. Was Originally named Mariah.
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Originally Posted by CIG3
(Post 4614607)
I know the boat from the original owner from Rocky River, Ohio. It will run closer to 78mph with that set up. Will handle Lake Erie 3-4's like a champ. Was Originally named Mariah.
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