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12-31-2015 | 11:42 AM

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badmonkey

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You do have one of the best throttle men Phragle. Lol

True statement ....

12-31-2015 | 11:58 AM

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He is the best instructor they have at the GlassDave Acadamey of Fiberglass Engineering and Performance Boat Operations.

We were running hard that day so that he could analyze and grade my structural engineering, design and implementation project, which addressed structural deficiencies with the original build of the boat,

The project was my sophomore year final assignment and was an astounding success.

12-31-2015 | 05:08 PM

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True statement ....

You sir have one good looking fasTech. Can't wait to see the new interior.

12-31-2015 | 05:57 PM

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badmonkey

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You sir have one good looking fasTech. Can't wait to see the new interior.

Thank you sir !!! Can't wait to show off all the work that's being done to her this winter....

12-31-2015 | 07:33 PM

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Battleship run on Seneca is a great starter run. It is a good, cheap time with great people. It's one of the longest going runs and they get all kinds of hardware.

01-01-2016 | 01:54 PM

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Cool, I will definitely look into the battleship run!

01-01-2016 | 04:47 PM

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Cool, I will definitely look into the battleship run!

Hope to see you there!

Padraig

01-01-2016 | 06:14 PM

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Hi guys,
Quick question.... I have been wondering about poker runs for many seasons now and I just replied to a post that made me really want to get more educated. Are poker runs all fast boats? If I show up with a 70 mph boat will I just be laughed at? Please be honest... I have never been to one and only see YouTube videos with triple digit boats. I just started a business and have a lot invested, so my nova will have to do for the next season or two (hate payments) and I really want to go to one or two poker runs and start meeting people who enjoy the same obsession as me, but don't want to be the "Slow guy" everybody ignores. Help a Poker Run Newbie out! Thanks guys! Brian From Cleveland.

I think some runs will be populated with all 100+ mph boats but there's a ton of regular guys at most runs. The buffalo poker run has 50 mph, 70, 90, 110 and 110+ group and the 50 is well populated with the largest group running the 70 group. Seneca lake is another good one where you feel just as welcome in the 50 group as you do the 100 group.
I can tell you...get involved. I waited too long to enjoy the fun and still regret it.

01-02-2016 | 12:21 AM

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Don't do it. You'll get hooked. Lol Buffalo was our first run 2 years back and was great. Try Seneca Lake Battleship Run if it's not to far. You meet a lot of great people.

Senaca is a great run for a first run. Low key. Everyone is glad for you to be there. Lots of normal boats too. You won't feel like the slow guy there. We were there on a friends boat and I want to say 65-75% of all the boats ran in the 60mph class