I could keep going but my eyes need a rest,Thank you for the nice comments and I have a lot more going up,inside pictures of the mold building and the boats going together ,Cool stuff.and You are welcome.

LMAO we have a love affair with the boats, the clock is meaningless.

Steve and Cat

I agree, when i was working putting my Magnum Sport back together,, there were no clocks, just working to get it back together and back in the water
Rest up the both of you and I'll be looking for the next installments on both your Threads

Thank you again, I i learn something new each time i read your thread
Jim

what and where is Dan now?
if anyone has leads to a 25 twin outboard please let me know
the rigging and mold work of your powerplays is great to view!

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Thats a great boat..Imagine, a brand new 2011 38 with trip Verado 350's hangin off the back.. Simple paint job, and just curious.....could you get 4 bolsters and a seperated bench in the back..cause you have the room..I wonder what top end would be..82-85mph..??????

I want one!.....the vents in those later boats remind me of the vents in the donzi zr's....very cool. How fast would later 33 run with 500's?? That would be the perfect combo for our type of lake boating!

Sir You are very welcome, going through this brings back a lot of cool memories.

there are 3 open outboards available now I believe

all are local to me

two are twins and one is a single, one of the twins can be bought sans power

all 3 have been for sale for awhile

Danny is still around and I hope he is viewing this thread,He had a damn good eye and got exactly what he wanted in his boats. The molds are another story ,we put a LOT of effort into each set. Thank you for looking and the comments.

Jeff I would think your numbers of 82-85 are very realistic,The cockpit area would be huge 4 bolsters and a "U" bench like Danny did on the 33's.