Sweet Boat :up:

Thats how it seems to go....never fast enough. I think if I get my Viper quick out
of the hole and 70-75 that should be enough.

[quote="max94"]........Also looking for a 150 even if it needs rebuilding.
Craig[/quote]

A healthy 2.0 liter 150 with a fresh rig job should get you a pretty good feel for the boat. 1.5 seasons playing with mine netted low 80's before I realized it was just out of HP....so inevitably, I bought bigger. :up:

I need to get going on mine too but work and other things are keeping me pretty tied down right now.

Cant wait to see more pictures and also what bill said, Any questions, just ask. :)

Glad to hear you are busy working. If you have any questions when you get going, just ask. Bill :up:

Been nothing but work lately, have to take the work while its here.
I will start on the boat soon hopefully. I will start a WIP thread as I will have questions.
I've never restored a boat to this extent.
Also looking for a 150 even if it needs rebuilding.
Craig

[quote="Sonik"]Craig, Look forward to seeing your progress over the winter.[/quote]

Craig. any progress? :popcorn:

Start a WIP thread so we can follow along. :D

Craig,

It'll never be fast enough my friend. I said I'd be happy with 70 once upon a time.....then it was 80...then 85....etc etc. I will say things start getting interesting beyond 90 in a Viper. I will also say that, thus far, with my limited seat time, I've run out out balls long before the boat did. :mrgreen: Look forward to seeing your progress over the winter.

Thanks ....Thats funny, cause there are no seats in it right now.

:lol: make it into a kneel down? Nice boat... :lol: