How much innovation could one boat stand?
#1
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Allergic to Nonsense
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From: Granite Quarry, NC
Surface drive......
It even had a beak...........but it's no Fountain....long before Reggie.
1968........
Say What????????
T2x
It even had a beak...........but it's no Fountain....long before Reggie.
1968........
Say What????????
T2x
#2
Originally Posted by T2x
Surface drive......
It even had a beak...........but it's no Fountain....long before Reggie.
1968........
Say What????????
T2x
It even had a beak...........but it's no Fountain....long before Reggie.
1968........
Say What????????
T2x
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From: Jasper,Alabama
The boat was too short to compete in offshore races at the time,hence the grafted on beak and the tubular transom extension with seat installed made it legal. It was Bill Cooper in his 20'Formula,but I think boats were required to be 21',hence the modifications. Kind of ironic,I guess?
Name of the boat was "Spooky",guess the guy in back named it that
Name of the boat was "Spooky",guess the guy in back named it that
Last edited by Magicfloat; 12-26-2006 at 04:12 PM.
#7
that is awesome!
I think Fountain got the beak idea from Hydrostream. That is the style of boats he was around the most and I believe that is where the idea came from.
I think Fountain got the beak idea from Hydrostream. That is the style of boats he was around the most and I believe that is where the idea came from.



