SCARAB NINJA Special
05-31-2007 | 10:26 PM
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Outlaw30, Nope. Maybe a Cig emblem though.
963b: Thanks, through a lot of tedious work, including repalcing the transom, I fabricated it myself. It has held up extremely well over 10 yrs. of use. I do get a lot of compliments on it. It even has an enclsed head now too!
MikeyFIN: To the best of my knowledge, the NiNJA never was offered with a FG windscreen. May be wrong, but I'd bet $$ on it.
963b: Thanks, through a lot of tedious work, including repalcing the transom, I fabricated it myself. It has held up extremely well over 10 yrs. of use. I do get a lot of compliments on it. It even has an enclsed head now too!
MikeyFIN: To the best of my knowledge, the NiNJA never was offered with a FG windscreen. May be wrong, but I'd bet $$ on it.
06-01-2007 | 12:58 AM
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Iīve known Sakis boat since it came from the factory, and YES it has had a fiberglass screen from factory.
Itīs also a Kevlar Ninja.
(Yes Iīve checked the serial numbers on it too).
The screen has even Wellcraft logos on it if memory serves correct.
06-04-2007 | 05:13 AM
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06-04-2007 | 05:18 AM
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Gimme your Money then
Iīve known Sakis boat since it came from the factory, and YES it has had a fiberglass screen from factory.
Itīs also a Kevlar Ninja.
(Yes Iīve checked the serial numbers on it too).
The screen has even Wellcraft logos on it if memory serves correct.
Iīve known Sakis boat since it came from the factory, and YES it has had a fiberglass screen from factory.
Itīs also a Kevlar Ninja.
(Yes Iīve checked the serial numbers on it too).
The screen has even Wellcraft logos on it if memory serves correct.
I can't be 100% sure (like I am on the windscreen) but I think all Ninjas were kevelar. Mine is, and I witnessed that upon drilling into the transom.
And , yes, there is a raised portion just in front of the dash, which was all integral tot he original layup. It did have the word SCARAB on it, but this was to provide some room in the cabin in the sitting area. They had the aluminum, flat glassed windsheild on all of them. I built mine up just about 2" shorter than the original glass height. I'll try and get some before and after pictuures and post.
I'll need that $$ now.......
06-04-2007 | 12:27 PM
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06-04-2007 | 02:08 PM
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06-04-2007 | 04:50 PM
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06-05-2007 | 02:41 AM
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Mikey,
I can't be 100% sure (like I am on the windscreen) but I think all Ninjas were kevelar. Mine is, and I witnessed that upon drilling into the transom.
And , yes, there is a raised portion just in front of the dash, which was all integral tot he original layup. It did have the word SCARAB on it, but this was to provide some room in the cabin in the sitting area. They had the aluminum, flat glassed windsheild on all of them. I built mine up just about 2" shorter than the original glass height. I'll try and get some before and after pictuures and post.
I'll need that $$ now.......
I can't be 100% sure (like I am on the windscreen) but I think all Ninjas were kevelar. Mine is, and I witnessed that upon drilling into the transom.
And , yes, there is a raised portion just in front of the dash, which was all integral tot he original layup. It did have the word SCARAB on it, but this was to provide some room in the cabin in the sitting area. They had the aluminum, flat glassed windsheild on all of them. I built mine up just about 2" shorter than the original glass height. I'll try and get some before and after pictuures and post.
I'll need that $$ now.......
Look at the pics Saki provided.
Hmm All Ninjas Kevlar reinforced then....there might be some finds if one wants a fast boat...A Ninja hull blueprinted some nice 496/502īs maybe blown and sportmaster drives if Bravos are original if TRS then Konrad or why not a TRS or Bravo Arneson conversion...
The key is low weight here...
05-22-2012 | 02:35 PM
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05-22-2012 | 04:31 PM
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Yep. Believe it or not, still got the old Scarab. She hangs on a lift in my backyard. Shame, doesn't get used as much anymore. Priority change. My running the 525 SC's and still turns heads. Let me know if I can help at all.
Scott
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