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This past weekend we had a little get together up in Parry Sound. I have not had much time on the water this year and what little setup time I did have was spent playing around with small props for the 800' racing we do up here.
I finally through the GPS in the boat and managed 101mph.
There is certainly more left but I've got to try some other props first.
Heres a link to some photos. There were lots of BEAUTIFUL boats with some terribly ugly owners. We all had a great time though http://hpbc.ca/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=598
Cangrats Patrick! were you guys puttin moth balls in the fuel ot what, everyone seemed to get super fast speeds last weekend, you definetly have one of the nicest and fastest V-kings in existance .
Thanks guys.
Confetti and balloons didn't burst out from under the bow like I had imagined but my head has swelled to at least 2 times its regular size.
It amazes me how predictable and easy to drive this thing is. It makes you realize how far ahead of the times these designs really were especially considering this 17' boat thinks it is much shorter from underneith.
nice!
