hot boats(real ones)
11-17-2006, 06:15 AM
#26
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11-26-2006, 10:22 PM
#27
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: manassas,
VA
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
Here is mine. It is a 1978 Hallet jet. 540" big block chevy, berkley jg pump.
[link]http://www.hotboat.com/image_center/data/520/834potomac12.jpg[/link]
[link]http://www.hotboat.com/image_center/data/520/834potomac12.jpg[/link]
12-30-2006, 10:22 AM
#28
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Arlington Heights,
IL
Posts: 47
RE: hot boats(real ones)
This is mine, she is a 84' Cigarette 38 flatdeck. Right now she runs a pair of 509ci bowtie blocks with merlin heads, hyd. roller setup single dominator 1050 carb. Steel cranks, carrilo rods, aries 11to1 (Much higher tan I want). We are getting just over 700hp out of them on 93 pump gas all day long. Drives are speedmaster #III's
12-31-2006, 02:03 AM
#29
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BC, CANADA
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
I really love the classic cig's and yours is a great example. What kind of speeds have you seen?
01-26-2007, 02:37 AM
#30
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Location: Gifford,
IL
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
i dont have any pics uploaded on my computer yet, camera is at the lake house. but my and i family own a 2006 Super Air Nautique Team 210 wakeboard boat, yes i wakeboard
05-02-2007, 07:04 PM
#31
Join Date: Jul 2006
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
Heres the new hatch in progress. It's taking forever, it just got the epoxy primer and its getting ready for the first base coat, Im going to the shop tomorow to get some pics, it's exciting to finally see some progress.
05-12-2007, 12:45 PM
#32
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: San Rafael ,
CA
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
So This Is My BOAT, Not Bad 3.5 Yrs. Rebuild, Bertram ( Baron ) added 27mph to this boat , Bravo 1, 383 stroker motors, Well I have to go back to work , Building more Docks, Thank you Hi-Tide
08-14-2007, 10:12 PM
#33
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Location: newton,
NC
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
Had my two best days, etc.............three times
Saw a nice one on Travel Channel tonite, though. It had twin 12 cyl diesels and twin gas turbines, and would run 75 knots. Sounds kind of slow for that kind of power, until you see it. 148 feet long, must have been 30 foot beam at least. It was named "The World is not Enough" Neither is my wallet
Saw a nice one on Travel Channel tonite, though. It had twin 12 cyl diesels and twin gas turbines, and would run 75 knots. Sounds kind of slow for that kind of power, until you see it. 148 feet long, must have been 30 foot beam at least. It was named "The World is not Enough" Neither is my wallet
06-10-2008, 10:42 AM
#34
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
awesome everyone. I dONT own a boat, but my dad does, lemme try to find a picture[img]http://www.boatboss.com/adpics/47d5a9e74aba9504b634cc785.jpg[img]
okay its the same model and paint scheme as that, but not our boat. Its got twin 750's with superchargers. Thru hull exhaust, the whole bit. We did have a SCARAB recently, but we sold it.
okay its the same model and paint scheme as that, but not our boat. Its got twin 750's with superchargers. Thru hull exhaust, the whole bit. We did have a SCARAB recently, but we sold it.
12-25-2008, 10:01 PM
#35
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
vwfreak that is sweet.. how much was that? and is the back end suppose to be sitting under water when its not moving
03-06-2009, 07:31 AM
#36
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Location: BelvedereKent, UNITED KINGDOM
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
This is only the half of the situation.
ORIGINAL: Wild Foamy
you americans are so lucky to have boats like that cruising around...
im stuck here in england with rowing boats and trawlers [
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you americans are so lucky to have boats like that cruising around...
im stuck here in england with rowing boats and trawlers [
]
As to trawlers, most are foreign owned, our indigeonus trawler fleet has been decimated due to catch limitation.
WACO Brotherhood No.14.
old git - - - - aka John L.
03-11-2009, 12:54 AM
#37
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Location: Chico, CA
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
ORIGINAL: vwfreak
14'6" Mirage Cheeta Formula 3 / SST-60 Tunnel Hull powered by a 75hp Johnson Stinger
I picked this up a couple years ago now and run it with a local performance boat club mostly ( no racing ).
Currently runs approx. 75mph, but has potential to run faster with some more $$ thrown at it.
It's been registered and insured so I can run it without hassles from the local police, as long as I have the required safety equipment, bailing bucket, heaving line, paddle, etc... They love to pick on me, but no tickets yet
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vwfreak,
14'6" Mirage Cheeta Formula 3 / SST-60 Tunnel Hull powered by a 75hp Johnson Stinger
I picked this up a couple years ago now and run it with a local performance boat club mostly ( no racing ).
Currently runs approx. 75mph, but has potential to run faster with some more $$ thrown at it.
It's been registered and insured so I can run it without hassles from the local police, as long as I have the required safety equipment, bailing bucket, heaving line, paddle, etc... They love to pick on me, but no tickets yet
.vwfreak,
What would happen if you put a 200 or 300hp motor on one of those. Maybe one of those evinrude e-tech 2 strokes?
03-11-2009, 12:55 AM
#38
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Location: Chico, CA
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
ORIGINAL: Traxxas4fun
vwfreak that is sweet.. how much was that? and is the back end suppose to be sitting under water when its not moving
vwfreak that is sweet.. how much was that? and is the back end suppose to be sitting under water when its not moving
07-20-2010, 05:39 AM
#39
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
you americans are so lucky to have boats like that cruising around...
im stuck here in england with rowing boats and trawlers
im stuck here in england with rowing boats and trawlers
08-22-2011, 11:46 AM
#40
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RE: hot boats(real ones)
01-10-2015, 01:26 PM
#41
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Here are my hot boats . not 500 HP but the Allison will run 90 + and the STV 103 . both have 2.5 - 260 + HP Mercury outboards
06-28-2017, 04:51 AM
#42
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Location: Gardner, KS USA
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I love the tunnel hulls. A razors edge between boat an airplane, it must take a great deal of skill to keep it separated. I do the 30" nitro methane variety and still get a huge kick of them. I finally developed the use of a simple mercury switch from an old HVAC thermostat to slam the throttle shut when the boat starts to go over backwards. It's saved me at least a couple rods from hydraulic-ling with lake water. My boat "boat" is a very tame 24 foot Avalon pontoon with a 20H.P. electric Elco outboard. Top speed ~ 20 knots.
Nothing like a nice leisurely pontoon cruise.
Triple 300hp Mercury on a pontoon going 100+mph - AR15.COM
Nothing like a nice leisurely pontoon cruise.
Triple 300hp Mercury on a pontoon going 100+mph - AR15.COM
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