Took the chevy model from an on line site and pasted it into the model I take no responsibility for accuracy of anything at this time!!!

Model is 15'-9" and 6'-7" wide Room for two so I can sell them as a river boat too but then I'll have to make the Coast Guard happy with flotation and lights and cleats and... triple the price.

I'm really over the top with this now. I've modeled up the PRJ with an accurate small block, Interior wood floor, steering, gauges, gas tank and a bit of color.  I think it's got both new and old school in it. Stable new hull design, Old school layout.  Being as small as it is costs are looking to be pretty low.  SeaDo has a twin engined jet about the same size selling between $15-$20k.  I think that would be a good goal for the two seater.  Racer would be less.

This brings to mind something I thought of a couple of years ago.

They have Senior PGA golf, Senior LPGA golf. They talked about Senior Baseball and football leagues, probably with flags.

Why not Senior Nascar?

Think about it, call it the Depends cup! Toss these old ex-racers in Buick Park Avenues and LeSabres, Ford Crown Victorias, and Chevy Caprices, and limit the race to 50 Miles. No in car hydration system, but an incar Cathater or colostomy bag could be susbstituted.

The track could be littered with School crossings, bus stops and Lane Restrictions. The Pace car could either be a golf cart or a Jazzy Scooter, and Pit Road would include a CVS drive-Thru.

Just my .02

Ray

i love it i absolutely love it...this is becoming more realistic

P.S. If I find a new job I'm thinking of building a running prototype out of wood then pulling a mold off of it.