Racey
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Coming from a guy that owns an outboard boat and a stern drive boat. hahahahaha
There is no outboard on that boat
Coming from a guy that owns an outboard boat and a stern drive boat. hahahahaha
My 9 vane Aggressor Bowls retrofit (or can be made to) most all suctions including Dominator, Berkeley, AT even Bay Jet All suctions for the most part are pretty much the same except Dominator and Aggressor casting are heavier (weight wize) and slightly thicker . My build that went to LOTO was a late style DominatorA Jet question for you, what’s the best modern jet pump to mate to your home made bowl? Berkeley? Agressor? dominator?
it came with one on it. And there aint no rudder hole in it. lolThere is no outboard on that boat
What hull is thisMy in laws are 21 V drive people all day. I've had a few 21's but I'm back in the game and I think this one is staying in the fleet. Something about a 21 with a loud ass motor that is just badass on parker
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Super cleanits a 21 raysoncraft
There aren't any holes in itit came with one on it. And there aint no rudder hole in it. lol
Is an outboard, but there’s one in rigging right now.
That would be my wish list. Jet boat with TCM’s top engine package. jets aren’t fuel efficient and that motor isn’t either, figure it will be short rides but high speeds.Is an outboard, but there’s one in rigging right now.
I think there’s room for an I/O Stoker in the Ripper category, personally.
There’s a 21 Daytona being put together now too.
A 19 left last week as mentioned earlier.
Another mostly red 21 Daytona left a couple weeks ago. Jet bote, with Teage power.
There’s a trickle of lil rippers out there.
Beautiful Nick.
That thing is sick.My in laws are 21 V drive people all day. I've had a few 21's but nothing stuck for me. I'm back in the game and I think this one is staying in the fleet. Something about a 21 with a loud ass motor that is just badass on parker
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Don makes nice stuff! I’m getting a lot of the parts for mine from him.Here is a preview of a river ripper that is almost complete, Fantasy Rigging.
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There are a limited number of places to watch out for in Parker. My neighbor has a very expensive 27 Eliminator with a 6 drive on it, no issues. I can point out all the known spots and a couple of sort of unknown ones.We had a 23 with a bravo before the 26. The depth is hard to tell sometimes, it looks shallow and it’s not, then it looks shallow and it is. We also weren’t paying attention to the dam releases previously.
Wiped out the skeg and nicked the prop once.
With the 26 being bigger/deeper and the SCX being more expensive I just am not comfortable with it. Some areas are worse than others.
I’m not on the river very much so not a navigation expert.
I had a 21 Liberator with a 300xs on it. I regret selling it, such a fun boat. I love the look of the 22s. when your ready to sell call me lol that boat is my colors and everythingThere's a bunch of these residing in Havasu these days. View attachment 1438120
Wow - That is beautiful. Keep the photos comingHere is a preview of a river ripper that is almost complete, Fantasy Rigging.
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Is this the boat that used to be in the lobby of Stoker?
No. That one was his perosnal boat. Very similar but no checkers on the deck. This one was on the cover of hotboat mag back in the day.Is this the boat that used to be in the lobby of Stoker?
Thank you sir.Beautiful Nick.
I find it much more enjoyable cruising in my Hallet 210 on the lake even on the weekends, I just navigate the boat differently than the big boats, I surf the wake. So much more fun as a driver. I think the 240 or 255 would be the sweet spot for the "smaller" boat category for the undecided boat owner if they were choosing between big or river ripper boat.I find myself gravitating more and more back to a small boat. They are just so much easier all the way around and if you know which ones to buy, they can ride well just about any conditions.
Who was the guy on here that had a yellow Stoker like this on with a quad rotor Whipple?Big boats just don't do it for me. This thing will cruise around at 80 all day water permitting. At the delta if you know where to go you can get away from the wake boats.
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This is that boat not sure what his name was on hereWho was the guy on here that had a yellow Stoker like this on with a quad rotor Whipple?
Big boats just don't do it for me. This thing will cruise around at 80 all day water permitting. At the delta if you know where to go you can get away from the wake boats.
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Who was the guy on here that had a yellow Stoker like this on with a quad rotor Whipple?
I find myself gravitating more and more back to a small boat. They are just so much easier all the way around and if you know which ones to buy, they can ride well just about any conditions.
What hull is that beatiful boat? Appears to be a tunnel. Sorry, I can't read the name on my phone. Sweet piece.Big boats just don't do it for me. This thing will cruise around at 80 all day water permitting. At the delta if you know where to go you can get away from the wake boats.
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If I’m not mistaken it’s a Stoker 224What hull is that beatiful boat? Appears to be a tunnel. Sorry, I can't read the name on my phone. Sweet piece.
Looks like a Stoker to me?What hull is that beatiful boat? Appears to be a tunnel. Sorry, I can't read the name on my phone. Sweet piece.
Yeah that picture is already zoomed in not good quality. Its a Stoker 224.What hull is that beatiful boat? Appears to be a tunnel. Sorry, I can't read the name on my phone. Sweet piece.