Steve Muck hulls

[Jim Caldwell]

Just found 2 kits #100 and #110.

#100 has 7.25 pickle depth and weighs about 5.50 lbs with out cowl.

#110 has 13.25 pickle depth and what looks like a late 70's atlas cowl.

both boats have about 3 degrees diheadrel on the both sponsons and are were shipped in the late 80's.

Are either of these hulls still legal and competive at the nat. level?

Any info would be helpful.

Thanks,

Jim

 

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Take a look at his website.

http://www.stevemuckrcboats.com/prod01.htm

I think he said there legel except in NAMBA, but you coulddosome mods if your handy to make them legal for NAMBA.

 

[Dasboatman]

#100 has 7.25 pickle depth and weighs about 5.50 lbs with out cowl.

#110 has 13.25 pickle depth and what looks like a late 70's atlas cowl.

Hey Jim,

I just found an old "OLD" Muck catalog for the Kit #100 dated 1982. It shows measurements for the hull as Length 43 1/2" Width 21 1/2".

He had cowls for that kit to make: Cat #136 for '80 -81 PAY 'n PAK, Cat. 137 for 79-81 Circus Circus - Squire HUll, and Cat. #138 for 79-81 Budweiser . After 20+ years, the resin should be "Well Cured" and the Gel coat pretty brittle. Before you you any further, place the hull on a nice flat surface, and see if the hull is twisted, i.e. hull resting on sponson, lower the transom to table and see if it's parallel to the surface.

I don't have any particulars on the #110 hull. With that deep a pickle fork depth, maybe MHR # 8200 type hull.

You have found some Vintage hulls. CHEERS !!! Bob

 

[K.R.Joye]

Sounds like were going to have another FE 1/8th entry for 06. Congrats JIM!

 

[Jim Caldwell]

Nope!!

Just doing some researsch for some else.