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I found your stats on your boat so we can help you. 2006 LArson 204 Escape Weighs 3100 #'s (according to the brochure) Has a 5.0 Mercruser Carburated engine 220 H.P. 50 gallon fuel tank (full) Alpha one drive unit 20'-1" long Modified... The first thing I would do is have your water...

This is a video of my friends 1915 Evinrude gub6eFoD0hg

I might not be seeing things right but wouldn't it make more sense to pull it up on the beach before u ripped it apart

I looked for it Chris can't seem to find it

Lake Norman is having a fun run on 10-18-08 all boats welcome

I like the dock and the flowers give it a nice touch.

Not sure who you are talking to coop but I will answer. I would invest/ bank 3 mil. and live on the intrest and take the rest and pay my bills and blow the crap out of whats left of the one mill which should be around 900,000. I belive with the intrest off the 3 mil it will give me enough gas...

My pull rig hits a pretty good lick now. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCQWUoeOJ4o But I would probally get a 40 + footer with tripps, with 4 mil. I would need a bigger pull rig. If I stumble on 4 mil I will donate my pull rig and boat to you Chris lol you just pay shipping. Pics of my...

If I had 4 mil. My boat would not say Checkmate, Baja, or Fountain it would say Apache or Outerlimits

Its changed my habits. Sometimes I would go twice a week it all depends on my work. Or every weekend during the summer. Here is what it cost me now. It takes 15 gallons of 93 octane in my ton truck to get to and from the lake. 30 gallons in the boat per trip. Thats not filling the boat up it...

Just think Coop if you had 4 mil. laying around you could have been hauling Baja's instead. LOL

Not needed in NC.

Thank you Chris for another great site.:thumb:

I think I can dig one up out of the back corner of the shop. 1976 Checkmate Jetmate factory 455.

Cool pics Chris it looks like you have a nice place for summer fun. Your waiting for the ice to melt and, I am waiting for the water to warm up a hair more so I can jump in.

The ride is better than a flat bottom it cuts the water pretty good for a old boat. Still has some water noise

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:welcome: Welcome new guy the closest thing I got to a aluminum baot is a John boat no help from me but good luck. I would like to see some pics

The same guy that fixed up the Feathercraft restored the invader it is a 1967 It is the first I have seen of this breed. The pick below is a boat he is working on now. He calls it a old race boat tunnel. I will try to find out what make it is

Here is one more