MomaPoppa, very well said.

Best of luck to all the Still Crazy crew. The boat looks awesome!

We raced P class back in the day & knew Mike, he was one of the good guys.

I thought you might like this pic from 1984 Key West. You guys have done an awesome job.

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How did it run? What kind of speeds are you getting out of it now?

Here she is on Friday, 6/10. This was the first time she had been put in the water and the boys were seeing what she could do! They got her up to about 85, with 150 gallons of gas in her.

http://youtu.be/VU9qJEWxy7w

Hi!

An amazing amazing tread. Congratulations from Norway.

Cheeers and thanks :) Toffen

This is video from when we first took off. I took it with my phone, and was trying to hold on with one hand, but it gives you a taste of what it is like to ride in Stillcrazy!

http://youtu.be/MPj9Q-vynxA

CONGRATULATIONS!! And thanks for sharing!!
In the video you can sense the excitment-the same excitment of when Still Crazy raced!!! Hopefully you can "feel" why Mike and Dick loved this sport.

Congrats and God Bless the family & her crew.

Still Crazy, Original Power
 

For those that have asked in this thread, the original engines for the the Still Crazy boat back when it ran in competition were as follows:

- 365 cu.in. Small Block Chevys
- Chevy Bow Tie Blocks
- Chevy Bow Tie Heads (Ported)
- Roller Cams
- Comp. Ratio - 12.5:1 - 13.1
- Dry Sump Oiling Systems
- Single 750 CFM Holley carb

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask.

Fetters Racing Engines
West Milton, OH

great thread and best wishes. Boat looks awesome.