What link? :unsure:Here's a link to the story. They're hoping to have it ready for San Diego's Thunderboat Regatta in Sept..
I'll be there to get some pictures of this.
Oh yeahWhat link? :unsure:Here's a link to the story. They're hoping to have it ready for San Diego's Thunderboat Regatta in Sept..
I'll be there to get some pictures of this.
Man do not get me up on my soap box about the Oberto crew guy's again. The rule on the cockpit is it has to be reinforced in the rear and the canopy can not open from the rear froward. If the cockpit is illegal then so would All of Mr. Leland's boats, the back up Formula U-1, and the U-40 paving boat that are running now. You have to be careful around some of those Oberto guy's (not all but some) they still do not know how to tie there shoes and think they can run the hole program.Okay, so they bought the Miss Freei from "The Doc", but that doesn't mean that they are legal to race. I was talking to one of the guys on the Oberto team last weekend and was told that if anyone bought the old boat with plans of racing, the cockpit would have to be replaced with the new style(i.e. Elam, Beacon, Oberto, etc). The only reason the old Oberto didn't have to be redone was they were given a grandfather on it. I guess we'll see when they get the boat to San Diego.
Your right let see if they make it to San Diego?Gale54, that's why I said "we'll see when they get to San Diego".
For the good of the sport we need more unlimiteds,hope this guy makes a GO. 2 piston boats can i get 3 LOL GOOOO COOPERS EXPRESS.. Our hometown HERO................. MikeYour right let see if they make it to San Diego?Gale54, that's why I said "we'll see when they get to San Diego".
That boat in Evansville was the Stroh Light, 2 monster blown Ford engines, Todd Yarling was the first to get it qualified at a race.I remember somebody trying that around 88 or 89 in Evansville. I don't think they ever made it past bouy # 1. Sounded kool when they fired them up though. Thought I was at a tractor pull.
That was it!That boat in Evansville was the Stroh Light, 2 monster blown Ford engines, Todd Yarling was the first to get it qualified at a race.I remember somebody trying that around 88 or 89 in Evansville. I don't think they ever made it past bouy # 1. Sounded kool when they fired them up though. Thought I was at a tractor pull.
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