revx-bow powercruiser

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  1. SC1
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    Opinions?carbon/mahogany
    Dare to be different or go mainstraem?;)
    2x12oohp midengines/surfs
     

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  2. Bullshipper
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    Bullshipper Bullshipper

    I would like to see the hull under the water line before making a statement.
     
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  3. Sean Herron
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    Holy Smudge

    Hello...

    Someone found the smudge in PhotoShop - I like it...

    Strange things are starting to happen at the pointy end these days...

    SH.
     
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  4. SC1
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    bottom up;)
     

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  5. Sean Herron
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    Sexy

    Hello...

    That works...

    Enclosing my latest abortion on a napkin...

    Not hi jacking the thread - I like what you are doing...

    SH.
     

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  6. Nordic Cat
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    Looks great! Only question, is where do you stand to moor out front? Also,can the driver see the bows for close quarter handling or do you have a video camera out there?

    good thinking..

    regards

    Alan
     
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  7. SC1
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    150ft:cool:
     

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  8. Sean Herron
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    Napkin

    Hello...

    I will have to ask the napkin...:)

    I lost this doodle - but found it in an old Rhino start as a background - just today...

    Computers are great - but they are only as good as the bloke using it and his filing system...

    My filing system would fall under the overall description of HEAP...:)

    Sight lines not considered...

    Good point - no pun intended...:)

    Thanks....

    Are you Bo Zolland or a third party - did you do the Torpedo 32 - just curious...

    had a boo at your website...

    SH.
     
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  9. SC1
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    there be a retractable bow gangway (or just jump:D )
    bowcam:?: Good idea:idea:
     
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    Im the first party/website owner. T32 is a BZ design
    /KS
     
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  12. Sean Herron
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    Nordic Cat...

    Hello...

    Take a look at some historic shots of American and Spanish warships - of the period of that naval war...

    I would imagine a 74 footer to employ a drunken crew of teenage grandchildren - the real crew would be passed out entirely...:)

    Otherwise - good question - do you farm potatoes...

    How or where would you moor a 74 footer vs. putting in at a private dock - or swinging on your own hooks...

    SH.
     
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