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Originally Posted by fountain40icbm
(Post 3220113)
The landing!!!!
The beam is carried very far forward making it an extremely "dry" boat... This is our Sutphen next to our old Gladiator, both 8 ft beam boats.. |
Originally Posted by 30ctsutphen
(Post 3220479)
Thats a really nice FLYIN level picture
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Sharkey does great work!! The slight rollers of of AC didnt hurt either!!:D
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Originally Posted by 30ctsutphen
(Post 3220479)
Thats a really nice FLYIN level picture too. everyone always likes the launch to the sky pics but really this is how a boat SHOULD fly and land!
It's all in the throttles...right Dan?? |
Originally Posted by fountain40icbm
(Post 3220801)
It's all in the throttles...right Dan??
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Originally Posted by sixmassive
(Post 3220069)
Not a splash from another boat like every other brand out there that was stretched, widened, or cut down.
still a small family company with great people. Richie gave me a history lesson the other day on sutphen and offshore boats, how it started and some great stories from the day. I want that damn red 31! |
Originally Posted by fountain40icbm
(Post 3220113)
The landing!!!!
The beam is carried very far forward making it an extremely "dry" boat... This is our Sutphen next to our old Gladiator, both 8 ft beam boats.. |
I really like that even here, where they sold the best, Not everyone has one!
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Thought Id add this:
as you read it realize that Bob had more SUTPHENS than any other boat through the years, He was probably one of the most knowledgable boats USERS in the sport having spent more time in boats than many boat builders. I am proud to own one of his boats (highlighted) I am also proud that my boat was built in 1993 the year BOB was inducted into the hall of fame. while I never knew him, I truely appreciate him from the stories I have heard about his life and his character. He had the MONEY to buy ANY boat he wanted and he chose SUTPHENS more often than any other make. That says allot about our brand. Excerpt double R performance website: To say that Bob McCoy is the "godfather of poker runs" is an understatement. For over twenty years, Bob has been a fixture on the circuit. He has owned more boats than you would believe, including several 39 Sutphens, a quad outboard Baja, centre consoles, and many many more. Bob's current arsenal includes a new 39 Sutphen with quad Mercury 250XS outboards, a 30 Sutphen with twin Mercury 300 X's and this 4300 Supervee, his biggest and fastest boat ever. The "Reel McCoy," Bob's second Nor-tech was custom built by Nor-tech for Bob. It features his signature touches, including durable fabrics, non-slip floor in the cabin, durable carpet in the cockpit, red, white and gray styling, and a BIG windshield. It is quite an experienc to be able to stand up with a baseball cap on at 110 mph and not lose it. The boat is equipped with new Mercury 1075's with dry-sump number six drives and will run over 110 mph. Bob got 110 hours out of his first set and they were running perfect but opted to buy new rather than rebuild. Bob hauls his Nor-tech around on it's custom 5-th wheel Myco and you'll see it at a poker run near you! This version of "the Reel McCoy" stays in Port Perry, Ontario with Bob and stays in Canada when Bob goes south in the winter. It runs waters all over Ontario, usually, of course, in poker runs. http://www.pokerrunsamerica.com/inde...alloffame.html |
Cause there isnt a better straight bottom!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNFVHBXD51o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1Ox-kfiXgA http://www.youtube.com/user/OLMako20#p/u/7/JDt6_g0JEGg |
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