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    Picked up this Rogers Cyclone today. Has a 327 SBC with a Stainless steel AA impeller. needs new steering cable


    1973 Rogers Cyclone- 16' 6"- 350 SBC
    1976 Hondo Pantera- 18'- 455 BBO

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    Nice.

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    good lookin boat congrats

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    I want to take off the step, ladder holder, handle on transom and dash, speed sensor MPH gauge, and fill in TT holes and the holes they all are leaving. Anybody have a good place to go in the Long Beach, CA area




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    1973 Rogers Cyclone- 16' 6"- 350 SBC
    1976 Hondo Pantera- 18'- 455 BBO

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    Congrats The 327 and the AA impy sound like a bit of a mis match....but who knows.
    Another Hot Boat refugee

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    Hey, this is the boat on the FB Rogers Custom Boats page!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rvrskir View Post
    I want to take off the step, ladder holder, handle on transom and dash, speed sensor MPH gauge, and fill in TT holes and the holes they all are leaving. Anybody have a good place to go in the Long Beach, CA area
    Nice lookin' boat! ...i would fill all the little screw holes with a combo of resin & sawdust...works great...i would polish the TT covers & leave it at that ...i would also switch the exhaust pipes around (left to right, right to left) to give the ski rope more clearance on the tow!...exhaust gets blazeing hot & could melt the rope! ...as mentioned, a AA imp might be too much, especially if the motor is stock!...see how it runs & then consider a B or C imp...just my .02 cents
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    bk boat repair in bellflower, ca he used to do all the cap work for rogers. his name is kenny

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    I like it.

    I'd ditch the OT's, they don't do anything 'cept make noise. I'd fill the holes you mentioned and take off the transom eyes. It didn't leave the shop with them in there. An old school Covico style 3 spoke steering wheel would look fantastic on there too. You can still get them at Moon. White, red flake, blue flake anything would look better than that wheel on there now. But that's just me.

    The boat's sitting too far back on the trailer. You need to slide it forward an inch or two so you'll have about an inch of bunk sticking out past the bottom of the hull.





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    Quote Originally Posted by old rigger View Post
    I like it.

    I'd ditch the OT's, they don't do anything 'cept make noise. I'd fill the holes you mentioned and take off the transom eyes. It didn't leave the shop with them in there. An old school Covico style 3 spoke steering wheel would look fantastic on there too. You can still get them at Moon. White, red flake, blue flake anything would look better than that wheel on there now. But that's just me.


    Ditto.....a blue or red 'flaked wheel would rule......

    Cool boat.....

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    I have a white steering wheel from
    Moon on my flat bottom. It looks great and has held up really well. Btw nice mag

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    Quote Originally Posted by FastRat View Post
    Nice lookin' boat! ...i would fill all the little screw holes with a combo of resin & sawdust...works great...i would polish the TT covers & leave it at that ...i would also switch the exhaust pipes around (left to right, right to left) to give the ski rope more clearance on the tow!...exhaust gets blazeing hot & could melt the rope! ...as mentioned, a AA imp might be too much, especially if the motor is stock!...see how it runs & then consider a B or C imp...just my .02 cents
    the guy i bought it from said that the motor has 10 to 1 comp. w/ flat top pistons. cam is hyd w/ 464 lift 284 duration. which is good lift cam? am i right about that?

    I was thinking about putting TT snails on it for the more classic look. didnt really like this style OT.

    Anybody want a Lacarra mach 2 wood steering wheel? I really like the look of the older covico wheels
    1973 Rogers Cyclone- 16' 6"- 350 SBC
    1976 Hondo Pantera- 18'- 455 BBO

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    1976 Hondo Pantera- 18'- 455 BBO

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    Did you have that lettering done or did the boat come like that? I'm looking to get something similiar done.

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