CL the boat looks awsome on the water
I think it's time to take a permanent black magic marker
to the white logo on the t-bag
that logo doesn't do no excuse any justice.
Cracker Larry's OD 18
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Congrats
all I can say is WOW !
it looks great, I think my wife and kids are equally impressed, I know that they are tired of me talking about your build and me calling them over to look over my shoulder at your pics, they want me to finish mine, I sure have inspiration from yours
Thanks!
it looks great, I think my wife and kids are equally impressed, I know that they are tired of me talking about your build and me calling them over to look over my shoulder at your pics, they want me to finish mine, I sure have inspiration from yours
Thanks!
welcome to the home of the 80 grit rodeo
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OK, yep, T-Bag logo has to go. Black spray paint.
A shot of the wake on one of the first run ups. It's clean and smooth. Boat balance and trim is good, easily adjusted with the power trim.
Another wake.
Arrived at our lunch lake, occupied by a redneck houseboat..
Pulled ashore in a sunny spot and strectched the legs while Dori made lunch
This little lake has dozens of gators. Too cold today for them. Lunch was smoked salmon with cheese and crackers. We forgot the cutting board.
Fat and happy we headed back with the current and pulled into our home creek just before sunset.
She loaded on the trailer just as easy as she came off Loaded and back on the hill with her first scum line.
She ran like a top all day, not a moments trouble. Very stable, tracks like it's on a rail. We'll talk about performance later, but we're very happy with her
Ran 97 miles by the GPS and put 6.1 engine hours on her. It purrrrrs
A shot of the wake on one of the first run ups. It's clean and smooth. Boat balance and trim is good, easily adjusted with the power trim.
Another wake.
Arrived at our lunch lake, occupied by a redneck houseboat..
Pulled ashore in a sunny spot and strectched the legs while Dori made lunch
This little lake has dozens of gators. Too cold today for them. Lunch was smoked salmon with cheese and crackers. We forgot the cutting board.
Fat and happy we headed back with the current and pulled into our home creek just before sunset.
She loaded on the trailer just as easy as she came off Loaded and back on the hill with her first scum line.
She ran like a top all day, not a moments trouble. Very stable, tracks like it's on a rail. We'll talk about performance later, but we're very happy with her
Ran 97 miles by the GPS and put 6.1 engine hours on her. It purrrrrs
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