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Boats For Sale / Hondo Jet Boat
« on: January 09, 2009, 04:01:58 PM »
I got this Hondo from Boost on a trade deal a few months ago. I was going to wait until spring to advertise it for sale, but have had some interest based on old posts. So here it is in the right section.

Nice--not perfect, but nice Hondo Jet Boat. Fresh 454/Tunnel ram, Jacuzzi WJ pump with hydrolic place diverter, tandem axle trailer. Runs in the mid 70s. I want to get $5,000 out of it--Boost told me he had $4K in the motor.






Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785
markpete559@yahoo.com

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Boat Showcase / Re: new ride Hondo
« on: January 09, 2009, 03:43:44 PM »
Yes, Boost's Hondo is at my place in central CA, and it is for sale. I wasn't going to advertise it until spring, but the question came up. $5,000.





Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785

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The No Wake Zone / Re: Tom Papp memorial 1/10/09
« on: January 09, 2009, 10:19:26 AM »
Looks like I'm going to make the trek down--never boated in socal before. Will be picking up #2 son in Azusa tomorrow morning and hoping to be at the lake by 9 AM--trying to beat the wind. Looking forward to matching names with faces. We'll be in the Sanger cruiser--see ya there.


Mark--"Sanger Pete"

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Boat Showcase / Re: my first jet
« on: December 15, 2008, 11:55:10 PM »
Sandman
I had that exact same Nordic for 5 years--20'/BBC/Dominator--and really loves it because it had room for the family and "stuff", yet performed like a smaller, lighter jet boat. I traded it to boost last summer, and traded it again a couple of months ago. There is another one in Las Vegas. Here ia a thread with a few pics of my Nordic. http://www.socaljetboats.com/index.php?topic=4116.0
I'm sure you'll have fun with yours.
Mark--"Sanger Pete"

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The No Wake Zone / Re: How bad do you have it?
« on: December 11, 2008, 07:44:34 PM »
Yea, it's a lot of boats, but I've been at it since 1970--38 years. If Boost can keep his pace up for that long, he'll be up in the 300 range. My son, Andrew has had three of them for himself--I only counted them because, you know, Dad always pays. Besides, by June I should be down to my cruiser, the little Sanger project, and the pontoon boat for the wife. Note to Andrew--now that you're hooked, pay your own way.
Pete

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The No Wake Zone / Re: How bad do you have it?
« on: December 11, 2008, 11:33:08 AM »
Ok, I've had a few.
1.  15' Performer flat bottom/100 hp Johnson (1st boat, purchased when I was in high school)--sold
2.  18' Omega/Olds/Jacuzzi WJ--sold
3.  18' Cyclone--a bare hull I wanted to build, but sold to get #4
4.  18' Cyclone/BBC/Berkeley--my fastest jet (85 mph) but the wife hated it--traded it for a duplex
5.  18' Tarva/BBC/Berkeley--sold
6.  16' Like a Tahiti/BBC/Berkeley--little hot rod, and "scary fast"--sold
7.  18' Sleekcraft/BBC/Berkeley--first resto project--sold
8.  21' Fresno/Olds/Berkeley--finally died after 8 years--sold
9.  19'-10" Sanger Family flat--bought in a "basket", and still sitting in my side yard--think it's sold
10. 19' Kona bubbledeck/Olds/Berkeley--purchased for $600--16 yo son restoed/ran it--sold
11. 18' Sanger Superjet/BBC/Berkeley--another resto--sold
12. 17' Stevens flatbottom--bought as project and sold as project
13. 18' Carribean/no motor/JacuzziWJ--sold as project
14. 19' Kona bubledeck/Olds/Berkeley--acquired as a donation--sold
15. 20' Dimarco/Olds/Jacuzzi WJ--acquired as a donation--sold
16. 24' Kayot pontoon boat/3.0 mercruiser
17. 1998 Yamaha GP1200--sold
18. 20' Nordic/BBC/Dominator--traded it to Boost
19. 20' Sanger minicruiser/BBC/Berkeley--son's project and current ride
20. 17' Carribean/Volvo IO--sold
21. 19' Brendella/SBC/Panther--sold
22. 17'-10" Sanger flatbottom (1968)/SBC/Casale/Powerglide--next year's project.
23. 20' Sanger mini cruiser/BBC/Casale/Turbo 400--my current ride
24. 18' Hondo/BBC/TR/Jacuzzi WJ--used to be Boost's--now for sale again--make offer

And can you believe that the same woman has stayed with me for 38 years. In fact the day I bought that first boat, in September 1970, was also our first date.


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The No Wake Zone / Re: ouch header burn
« on: September 20, 2008, 12:04:41 AM »
Tom, I didn't even notice your burn. I thought you were just showing us one of your "guns"
Pete

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The No Wake Zone / Re: ouch header burn
« on: September 19, 2008, 10:57:35 PM »
My wife is a RN and clinical cordinator for the burn center here in Fresno. I showed her the picture, without knowing the timing or details and she said that "the burn was 2nd degree partial thickness and it needs to be debrided (cleaned with soap and water, ouch!) The white area needs to be cleaned off, and if the tissue is pink, dressed with xeroform/bacitracin. If the tissue is white underneath, then a silver dressing would be necessary, and maybe even surgical debridement with grafting. It will take about 4 weeks to heal. If the tissue is anything but pink, it will scar. It's important to keep it clean and a dressing applied."

I don't know what doctor she went to, but it would be best to get care at a burn center. These burn wounds often require specialized care. Sorry for the delay in posting this--hope all turns out fine. If you have any questions, give me a call--I'll put in direct contact with my wife.

Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785

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Engines / Engine Parts For Sale / Holly Carbs
« on: September 12, 2008, 05:23:39 PM »
My neighbor has a new Holly 3310 (750 cfm/vac secondary) carb that he bought in 1990. It has never been used, and is still wrapped in the original plastic (sealed) packaging. He wants $250, but make an offer. In fact, it might even be 780 cfm like the 3310s used to be--I don't remember when they changed.

I have a Holly marine 830 cfm DP--annodized blue. Needs to be rebuilt--$250.
I also have a Holly 750 cfm DP that needs to be rebuilt--$150.

Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785

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Boats For Sale / Re: 1976 Hallet BubbleDeck For Sale
« on: September 11, 2008, 05:35:07 PM »
Hi Need4Speed:
I saw your post and wanted to respond. I started and am the executive director of a 501(c)(3), tax exempt, non profit corporation (Fresno Neighborhood Network) that works with families in the inner city of Fresno to help provide them with the tools to make their own neighborhoods a better place to live--kind of like teaching them to fish rather than giving them a fish. We have focused on housing, education, job training/employment services, and healthcare. In the past, we have accepted several boats and cars as donations, and I would be able to arrange the pickup of your boat nearly immediately. If this is still an option, please give me a call (559) 917-1785, and I can show you how to maximize your deduction.

Mark--"Sanger Pete"
markpete559@yahoo.com

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Events / Re: Lake San Antonio, Labor Day 2008
« on: September 05, 2008, 11:33:44 AM »
Hey everyone:
It was great meeting all of you last weekend. I got a few pictures, but they were basically the same as already posted--except for this one--pretty cool.



See you at the lake
Mark--"Sanger Pete"

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Events / Re: Lake San Antonio, Labor Day 2008
« on: August 25, 2008, 07:45:14 PM »
Hey everyone
Just got down from Shaver to check the email, etc. I'm still planning to arrive at SA Wednesday afternoon to save some space for the weekend, so I guess that means less than 2 days for me. Looking forward to a great weekend.
Mark--"Sanger Pete"

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Events / Re: Lake San Antonio, Labor Day 2008
« on: August 16, 2008, 02:13:40 PM »
Jeff--say it isn't so. Don't worry about the boat--I've got plenty of room. Hey, I've even got an extra boat you could tow over if you want. You know you want to come--Give me a call.
Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785

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Central Valley / Re: Millerton Lake.......
« on: August 15, 2008, 11:18:53 AM »
20 miles north of Fresno. Should be a good week--weather predicted to be in te 90s (after 100+ this week) The water is a little low, but still plenty for a good time. What time will you be there on Sunday? We might come up and try to find you.
Mark-"Sanger Pete"

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Events / Re: Lake San Antonio, Labor Day 2008
« on: August 15, 2008, 01:04:48 AM »
Just got down from Shaver to my computer. The current plan is to tow over to San Antonio on Wed afternoon with a stop at JBP to pick up some extra anchors and buoys, shades, and "stuff" to spread out on the beach along with my motorhome, 4X4 PU, and 2 boats--probably both Sanger cruisers. For protection I'm bringing my youngest son (22yo). I'll stay in touch with Tom so he can keep everyone updated. I don't know about cell service, but my number is (559) 917-1785. I'm looking forward to greeting you'all when you arrive. Oh, by the way, I don't drink--a party for me is coke classic instead of diet. So--you don't need to bring any brews for me.

Mark--"Sanger Pete"

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Events / Re: Lake San Antonio, Labor Day 2008
« on: August 13, 2008, 10:08:24 PM »
Hey Guys--
I could probably go over early and save some space. I didn't sign up earlier because I was unsure of the schedule, but just found out my wife is working (nights) the 25th through the 30th and I've got nothing else to do. It would be fun to get back to SA--it's been more than 30 years. I'll give Tom a call tomorrow to work out the details.
Mark--"Sanger Pete"

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V-Drives / Re: so how many SCJBers have actually driven a V-drive???
« on: July 31, 2008, 06:18:15 PM »
I hadn't driven a v-drive in years (probably 30) until I had a chance to buy my Sanger mini cruiser/casale/turbo400 last fall. Since my son has the same hull with a berkeley jet (but with more HP), I've been able to make some real comparisons. The steering feels very different and the v-drive turns very well (sharp) to the left (port), but takes a w i d e arc when turning right (starboard). Although I have reverse with the turbo 400, there is very little turning ability. The jet has a better hole shot, but the v-drive planes faster (1800 rpms), and is more responsive between 2500 and 4000 rpms. The v-drive is noiser (v-drive and trans sounds) and seems to ride lower in the water to about 4000 rpms, when it really loosens up and feels like it wants to take off. My guess is that top speeds are comparable even with the HP differences (400 vs 550). At cruising speed--35-40 mph--the v-drive is turning under 3000 rpms where the jet is at 3500+. I love being able to cruise the 5mph zone in first gear and in a straight line, and the fuel economy seems to be 50%-75% better in the v-drive. On the other hand, I still worry about all the $$$ hanging under the boat.

All that said, I'm having a blast with the v-drive, and I think with a little work--more HP--it has more potential performance than the jet. You know, Dad always needs to win.

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Boat Showcase / Re: Revived 20' NORDIC
« on: July 29, 2008, 10:29:59 PM »
Hey Boost
I used to have a boat just like this one--er, I almost didn't recognize it. It looks like you've already started to make some real improvements and I can hardly wait until you finish the job--you'll have a ride that gives you both the additional room and decent performance. I'm glad that you're happy with the trade, but a little concerned that I have a Hondo that rides far worse than the Nordic. Just kidding. Like I mentioned, come on up here to central CA, and we'll go boating together.

Sanger Pete

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Boats For Sale / Re: 20' NORDIC MINI CRUISER--$6000.
« on: July 20, 2008, 04:07:26 PM »
Well, I got back late last night from Pomona. Delivered the Nordic to boost, and his Hondo followed me home. NORDIC454, glad to see your post--looks to me like those hulls were twins, separated at birth. I'm sure boost and his family will enjoy the boat, and I'm glad that you can verify the potential mph. I told Brian that we were running in the mid 60s with about 500HP, but that I thought there was more left in the boat. Judging from the work he did on his Hondo, I would expect him to have it sparkling and running in the high 70s by next season.

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Jet Pumps / Re: Ride plate ?
« on: July 16, 2008, 09:05:16 PM »
Hey Propless
Lookin' good--when will you be ready to go to the lake? I know that most Sanger Jets came with the distinctive round transom cover and a short 4" or so ride plate that was braced to the transom with turnbuckles like you have suggested. Probably not as much leverage as your application, but personally, I think it would look pretty clean. Probably would need stiffeners for the ride plate.
Let me know when you're going boating.
Pete

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WarZone / Re: Free Jacuzzi WJ parts...
« on: July 15, 2008, 10:10:14 AM »
Looks like boost and I are trading boats--his Hondo/WJ for my Nordic. I'm coming down (from Fresno) to Pamona this weekend to make the switch and could pick them up if the WJ parts are still available.
Let me Know.
Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785

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Boats For Sale / Re: 1976 SANGER DAY CRUISER,CLEAN
« on: July 14, 2008, 10:11:55 AM »
Very nice Sanger--is it still available? We looked for a couple of years for a decent "mini", at a reasonable price (less than 8K). I'd be a buyer, but my wife told me I couldn't keep purchasing every Sanger that comes up for sale. I already have 2 cruisers and 2 flats.
Sanger Pete

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Boats For Sale / Re: 20' NORDIC MINI CRUISER--$6000.
« on: July 14, 2008, 09:55:56 AM »
I have been talking to "boost" about a possible trade for his Hondo. Sounds like he's looking for some more room without giving up on performance. Taking it out last Saturday, after having it sit for more than a year, reminded me of why I liked it. Even with the stock 454 and altitude, it still runs pretty fair. And with a few more horses (previous motor), we could run with alot of the 18' jets--probably mid 60s, with a more comfortable ride, and space to haul passengers and "stuff".

Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785


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Boats For Sale / Re: 20' NORDIC MINI CRUISER--$6000.
« on: July 14, 2008, 03:27:13 AM »
Had it out on Shaver Saturday. Ran pretty good--my guess is low 50s, at 5500 ft elevation and a stock 454. Great weather and beautiful surroundings. Here are a few additional pictures of a dirty orange boat, but they'll give you the idea. Oh, I have the engine cover panels and the plexiglass wind shield sitting in the garage.






Call me if you have any interest--I'm going back up to Shaver and have no internet access.
Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: engine swap questions
« on: July 07, 2008, 11:57:31 PM »
GT
If no one has taken your motor plate, I'm interested. Give me a call, or email me your phone number and I'll call you.
Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785
markpete559@yahoo.com

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