Anyone ever seen this type of hull?

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  1. 170freedom
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    Picked up this 24.5 by 8.5 center console with a full inboard v8 and 1.1 gear. The hull has sharp entry and goes flat. Has a full keel that kinda looks like a shamrock. Ive completed rebuild from the deck down, stringers, bulkheads, transom, and decks. Im wondering if anyone has seen anything like this before? Im also excited to see how the boat handles/performs.
    Cheers- 20180217_141604_001.jpg image_284795.jpg image_284793.jpg image_284794.jpg
     
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    20180604_162932.jpg 20180611_155124.jpg 20180612_193757.jpg This is its current condition, the pics in prior post where taken the day I picked it up.
     
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    Like that , yes. The 60s - 70s Aquasport flatbacks. But they didn't have keels. That shoebox top cap/liner joint reminds me of the boats built around New Port Richey. There used to be many small builders up there.
     
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    Hull or serial number?

    Florida have any record?
     
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