No I live on the Chesapeake BAy in MD. I have not had my boat to LOTO, just have boated there a little. Mine has an XR 1.50 drive.

Here is me and some buddy's and there toys on the river here in saint Louis. The checkmate is mine. Just got done putting a professionaly built 540ci 625hp motor in it with cmi headers. Only about 10 hours on the motor and has a year left on the warranty. Looking to sell the checkmate. I will sell with or with out motor or with stock motor. I will make a good deal on it.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jiGOIi7CaA0&feature=relmfu

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7XYFD3CW3E4&feature=relmfu

That green cat is NASTY ! I couldn't see the speedo , how fast is it ? And the plane Pilot is Crazy . Nice Videos . Send me some pic's of your Y2K so we can get some posted up on here

Awesome vids. Give that airplane a cam for some y2k shots come spring

The green cat hit 102-103 in this video but has been known to run just shy of 110.

I'd love to get a ride in this Y2K at LOTO this year. Let me know if you don't mind and we'll meet up sometime. We have a place at the 3.5mm of the Osage (main channel).

Thanks,
John

It is a American Off Shore 26 nsx with 850hp. It tops out at 110mph. It Is straight NASTY!!!! If u look at the six minute video it will show the tattle tale at 109mph.

The planes wing almost got taken out by the rooster tale.

Keytime I would be more than happy to take u for a ride in the y2k. Who knows Maybe u can go along for a poker run even. Do you have a picture of your boat? I believe I may of talked to you before as I am a pretty big checkmate fan. Do they have a house that rents right by you?

Our place is on Hickory Rd on Horseshoe Bend in Lake Ozark right next to the mouth of Downing Branch Cove. There used to be a house for rent up the street but I don't see it listed any more. The Jonathan's Landing condos are just a little further in the cove and there's another condo complex on the next point toward the dam called Tara, I believe.

The pic is my Checkmate in the 2011 Shootout. Thanks, Jayboat!