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pre 70 im told also told is a sanger
No Sanger....
How about a bottom pic from the front looking back. It may be a Hondo sprint. Definately not pre 73.
Pic of the bottom would help and also a side shot. At this point I would say Hondo as well.
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Hondo. The rudder looks off center. Hondo did this to remove the prop shaft without removing the rudder. JMHO
X2 on the Hondo sprint, looks like there could be some gullwing shape happening on the plates...
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I don't think it's a Hondo. Where the rail comes around the edge of the deck .....at the nose the radius is wide, like a Cole, Dimarco & Canyon. Hondo has a tighter radius at the nose. Nothing in that boat looks like typical Hondo hardware. It apears that it doesn't even have a blast plate.
My guess is that the T deck may have been cut in an older boat. I've seen lots of them done in the past. The deck shot from the rear makes me think of an early Kurtis. Just my 2 cents worth....
Last edited by Retired Flatbottom Racer; 05-22-2012 at 02:33 PM.
what is a blast plate= i am not a v-drive guy but a jet guyI don't think it's a Hondo. Where the rail comes around the edge of the deck .....at the nose the radius is wide, like a Cole, Dimarco & Canyon. Hondo has a tighter radius at the nose. Nothing in that boat looks like typical Hondo hardware. It apears that it doesn't even have a blast plate.
My guess is that the T deck may have been cut in an older boat. I've seen lots of them done in the past. The deck shot from the rear makes me think of an early Kurtis. Just my 2 cents worth....
Early Kurtis ! Not pre 70 tho !
I think you're right Bill! It's definaty not a sprint. These new pictures are much better.I don't think it's a Hondo. Where the rail comes around the edge of the deck .....at the nose the radius is wide, like a Cole, Dimarco & Canyon. Hondo has a tighter radius at the nose. Nothing in that boat looks like typical Hondo hardware. It apears that it doesn't even have a blast plate.
My guess is that the T deck may have been cut in an older boat. I've seen lots of them done in the past. The deck shot from the rear makes me think of an early Kurtis. Just my 2 cents worth....
Not sure what it is now but I do know it looks EXPENSIVE!!!
$20,000 before it hits the water........
The blast plate is an alum or stainless plate that extends from the strut to the cav plate above the prop to keep the 'prop blast' from damaging the hull.
You thinking about goin v-driving???
1975 Sanger True Flat - 496 BBC
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