SoCal Jet Boats
Discussion => The No Wake Zone => Topic started by: SoCalPSD on April 24, 2013, 09:48:51 PM
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So I couldn't say no, I almost feel bad for the guy I got it from. Lets say I paid a little more for this than I did my other one.
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You might want to find a new way home before the wife makes you find a new home. ;D
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Wow! Congrats! What a score! Set up for 460?
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nice. are you going to finish the other one or just chock it up as a loss?
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Yup, 460. block, crank, rods, dual carbs, the timing cover, Dooley pan and scoop and valve covers. Heads and tunnel ram were not included. But she's complete minus motor.
Wife approved of this one before I went to get it, not like the other one where I just showed up and was like " hey I got a boat".
Gonna take the pump and motor crap and trailer. Then drop this hull on my single axle and get rid of it
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nice. are you going to finish the other one or just chock it up as a loss?
No I like the kona more, it's a little wider and longer in the seating area compared to this one but this ones got a good extra foot in overall length. I like my little booger. A lot of time and swear words went into it.
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Definitely a score!!
I'll get the Bimini and hardware out of the way for you ;)
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Nice find there corey.
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Nice find there corey.
Thanks, it almost resembles a south wind. Maybe I can make the meet now ;)
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Some day time pictures, boats a 1976 19 foot made buy sun manufacturing. Snapped a pic of the bowel I don't think it's a b bowel because of how far apart the fill holes are. Also tried to get a pic of the deck bump
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nice find! congrats
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The hull will be goin up for grabs for 700 on Craig's but 500 for Scjb on a single axle with title. Tanks and intake included with hull. Found the last registered owner on face book, hoping he responds to get some info. Looking around it looks like a "ranger".
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Got Er all cleaned up
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If anybody was interested in going Comp Jet racing, this would be a great start to what I think would be a great hull...
Notice the dropped chines :sly: ... The bottom is similar to a Rogers TR without the flat bottoms on the dropped outer chines, full stringer and best of all affordable..
Bet this thing turns like a rabbit in the snow. :thumbup:
GT
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So I'm gonna bring this up for picture reasons. Hopefully Glenn will chime in. There's Is an unusual hump in the deck and after looking at it tonight with a member here that came to look at it it appears there is foam under that section of the bow and the foam/wood caused it to swell up. But there's no apparent stress cracks or anything on the decks surface. So if I dig out the foam what are the chances of this thing going back to its original shape. And it's not a gradual slope, it's not there then poof it hops up an inch and then continues to gradually slope to the edge.
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Any body? If its not save able I'd hate to do it but ill end up pulling the tanks and intake and taking a skill saw to it. It's a solid hull other than the hump
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Any body? If its not save able I'd hate to do it but ill end up pulling the tanks and intake and taking a skill saw to it. It's a solid hull other than the hump
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Would suck to see a nice hull go to the landfill
Shawn