New 28
05-02-2007 | 09:18 AM
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From: Lake Lanier - N. Georgia
New 28
Here's the latest 28 we're building. Gelcoat , skin coat. Deck is already done. This boat will have the new Tyler Crockett 750 efi and a full cabin fiberglass liner. Premier seats , etc!
05-02-2007 | 11:02 AM
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A customer just ran 90+ w/ 700 ish hp - he's now going to 926 hp(blower). Not sure on this boat but 90 + should be realistic , Turmel is rigging. Drive? Don't know yet. I'm going to sell the boat, engine , rigging , less drive. It is for sale by the way.
05-02-2007 | 12:15 PM
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From: Granite Quarry, NC
I like Rick.. He's smart, enthusiastic, talented...and he "get's it".....
Just a thought...... how about a Buzzi drive? They worked fantastic on his "A" boats 10 years ago...... What I really liked was the way they increased the overall spanning ability of the boats in the rough without compromising directional stability....or speed.
T2x
Just a thought...... how about a Buzzi drive? They worked fantastic on his "A" boats 10 years ago...... What I really liked was the way they increased the overall spanning ability of the boats in the rough without compromising directional stability....or speed.
T2x
05-02-2007 | 04:40 PM
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From: Tampa
I like Rick.. He's smart, enthusiastic, talented...and he "get's it".....
Just a thought...... how about a Buzzi drive? They worked fantastic on his "A" boats 10 years ago...... What I really liked was the way they increased the overall spanning ability of the boats in the rough without compromising directional stability....or speed.
T2x
Just a thought...... how about a Buzzi drive? They worked fantastic on his "A" boats 10 years ago...... What I really liked was the way they increased the overall spanning ability of the boats in the rough without compromising directional stability....or speed.
T2x
