Cigarette is not Apache

[FROGMAN524]

As evidenced below

 

[SHOCKtheMONKEY]

Holy engine hatch!

 

[Cray Paper]

Don't care, I would love to have it and put it through it's paces on the way to the San Juan Islands!

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

Dude just ran out of talent.

Him in an Apache would have ended in the same result

 

[SoCalZero]

He might as well had his bumpers still tied off to the side of the boat. Looks like that type of dude.

 

[Tank]

Nice cafe. Took that beating like a $2.00 whore.

 

[MK1MOD0]

Nice boat and bummer he forgot to pin his hatch closed. He will be ridiculed and maligned on every boat site by the perfect ones , for eternity now.

 

[FROGMAN524]

Nice boat and bummer he forgot to pin his hatch closed. He will be ridiculed and maligned on every boat site by the perfect ones , for eternity now.

He should know there’s like five or six YouTube channels, dedicated to haulover that are filming at all times

 

[4Waters]

He should know there’s like five or six YouTube channels, dedicated to haulover that are filming at all times

I know, almost seems staged

 

[Apex svt]

If it were an Apache…

 

[Tank]

If it were an Apache… View attachment 1267094

Haulover put the hurtin to that Apache.

 

[Backlash]

"......put the hurtin to the most iconic Apache....."

 

[Tank]

"......put the hurtin to the most iconic Apache....."

47’s Had a weak spot right in front of the bulk head. All that bow hanging out there, flex point is right where that crack is.

 

[Backlash]

47’s Had a weak spot right in front of the bulk head. All that now hanging out, flex point is right where that crack is.

They weren't lightweight were they!!

 

[Tank]

They weren't lightweight were they!!

Well that’s the thing, that yellow one was laid up light for racing. But usually no. Big resin buckets.

 

[Backlash]

I would love to know what their version of "Lightweight" was when they built them. If their normal layups were considered to be tanks, unbreakable and wave crushers, what would the lamination schedule be?? Now, move on to the lightweight layups.... I wonder what those laminations would consist of? It would interesting to know.

The way that 47' hit coming back through the inlet, would have broken many boats from any number of manufacturers. It looked like it hit just right at just the wrong place.

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

I would love to know what their version of "Lightweight" was when they built them. If their normal layups were considered to be tanks, unbreakable and wave crushers, what would the lamination schedule be?? Now, move on to the lightweight layups.... I wonder what those laminations would consist of? It would interesting to know.

The way that 47' hit coming back through the inlet, would have broken many boats from any number of manufacturers. It looked like it hit just right at just the wrong place.

They were built to hold a couple thousand kilos.

 

[Tank]

I would love to know what their version of "Lightweight" was when they built them. If their normal layups were considered to be tanks, unbreakable and wave crushers, what would the lamination schedule be?? Now, move on to the lightweight layups.... I wonder what those laminations would consist of? It would interesting to know.

The way that 47' hit coming back through the inlet, would have broken many boats from any number of manufacturers. It looked like it hit just right at just the wrong place.

Yeah. That yellow 47 was one of the later models. Some weight was shaved off for sure.

And yeah, perfect hit. It’s all fixed now. Just saw it at TNT a few weeks ago.