Sutphen Pics-Let's See Em'
#191
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From: Lighthouse Point, Florida
I think the blue Great Adventure was #4 (Post #147-149). It was a '78 and I'm pretty sure the 1st P class 30' Sutphen.
#194
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From: New Jersey / Florida
L.S.J. Thanks for the add on re: G.A.
Len s. The only disappointment regarding the Sutphen in New Hampshire, It is not staggered set up....Plenty of room.....to bad. Boats clean (gel coat) and staight.
Len s. The only disappointment regarding the Sutphen in New Hampshire, It is not staggered set up....Plenty of room.....to bad. Boats clean (gel coat) and staight.
#195
There should be room to staggar it if you added extension boxes for the trannies, shouldn't there? It would be a lot of work redoin the transom but it should fit unless the fuel tank is in the way. 818181, can you post some picks of your engine comp and rigging without engines?
#198
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Wstulz, The structural stringer configuration is KEY to a partial or full stagger set up............Re-rigging the transom for drive configuration would be the next hurdle.
To much sweat equity out the window.
Crash-Box
To much sweat equity out the window.
Crash-Box
Last edited by Crash-Box; 01-26-2008 at 05:45 PM.
#199
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From: London, Ontario
more spend as one motor is forward and more balance??????


