Tidnab

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I had one of those for my first boat and wish I had kept it.I listened to all the bad things about it and sold the hull with hardware and kept the electronics and radio.Sure it has a thin hull and gets stress cracks,but so does the expensive race hulls.It has to be thin to cut down on weight for a big boat.The hardware can be replaced and changed to a surface drive and get a little more speed.If I was buying a new big boat now I would probably go with Warehouse Hobbies.The hull I'm now working on is a 1985 54"AMPS/International Hobbies Formula 409 and it is a heavy layup.
Seal up the hull and put a bubble hatch on it ,with ballast tanks and make a yellow submarine out of it.Then you can go under the ice.Ever heard of the song "We all live in a yellow submarine" ?