Big Thanks for all that have posted, the numbers for engines are about what i figured but the hulls I lost that bet. Come on Kissimee faithful I know bunch of the glass boys must not have voted yet.
Big Thanks for all that have posted, the numbers for engines are about what i figured but the hulls I lost that bet. Come on Kissimee faithful I know bunch of the glass boys must not have voted yet.
The aircraft over car motors and the aluminum hulls over fiberglass hulls didn't really surprise me but the prop numbers did :? I expected more four blades and expected to see at least double anything else in the number of two blade props
Don't have a boat, but i want a fiberglass,carmotor,and 2-3 blade whisper tip prop...I use to have a 12X7 3/4 deck taylor hull. setup for a 350 but never got it on the water...Just did'nt have the money to put boat together and still dont have enough for a boat :evil: i guess if i wish harder i'll have one sooner or later... :bounce:
SWAMPCRACKER85, How the H#ll did your Posts get to Posts: 16777215 ?
Keep a wishin and maybe someday. Remember Santa knows when your naughty or nice. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Looks like the numbers are staying the same 104 A/C 75 C/M almost the same for the hulls 103 metal 74 fiberglass, 180 boats responded so far, Thanks again
As of tonite the proud owner of a 12x7 Hamant 220gpu with a 2 blade power shift. Havnt even got a chance to get it wet but it will push my Tacoma 30mph down the road no problem ............ 8)
15' aluminum Whooley hull (forward cab/windshield for cold Utah winters)
Lycoming 0290 with wood banks-maxwell prop.
Everything about this boat is old , but it runs like a top!
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