Sneek Peek

[Bill Britton]

Here comes a brand new flava in ya ear...

3.5 Tunnel 29.5 inches. It will be at SOWEGA Sept 9th.

 

[Steven Bryant]

Very nice Bill, what size is this for.

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[Ray Sametz]

Nice, be ready for Charleston?

 

[vision craft boats]

Nice!

 

[brad nichols]

Nice looking tunnel!

Brad

 

[dave roach]

Steven

It says 3.5

Dave

 

[HTV Boats]

HE's BaaaaaaacK!

 

[Jeffmaturo]

Looks great!

 

[Bill Britton]

Salient #001 Going to my buddy Randy Premo.

 

[Randell Doane]

Very novel looking design

 

[BobHorowitz]

Bill,

That boat is sweet.

Bob

 

[dave roach]

Nice looking boat Bill.I like the Lynx cowl.

 

[Jerry Dunlap]

I checked the IMPBA rulebook regarding the depth of the pickle fork on a tunnel boat. Unlike the NAMBA rule book that states the pickle fork cannot exceed 30% of the length of the hull, there is no limit to how far you could pickle fork a tunnel boat in the IMPBA rule book.

Measuring the length of the tunnel and the amount of pickle fork in one of the photos, I came up with 36% pickle fork.

This is not to denigrate a beautiful tunnel. Just an observation. It is obviously a legal IMPBA tunnel.

JD

 

[Bill Britton]

Jerry

You are correct Sir. Actually it's 33.75%. Since I race IMPBA only I have decided not to concern myself with NAMBA rule restrictions (that among other reasons). It is primarily an artistic reflection of function and form that appeals to me. At this point in my life I simply want to enjoy the hobby, nothing more.

PS - Dave Roach, Your attempt to start something will go ignored. The cowl is noticeably different than the aforementioned.

 

[BobHorowitz]

Bill,

Is it a wood over foam build, or is it a wood framed hull?

Bob

 

[LarryBeals]

New clean thought boat

 

[Andy Greene]

Looking good Fingers , glad to see ya back

 

[Bill Britton]

#002. Mine. Rigged for MOD.

 

[Andy Greene]

WANT

 

[GraysonTaylor]

Wicked.