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Old 11-06-2009, 02:18 PM
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Since it is pretty quiet on here I thought I would post some pics of my new project. Getting the Cobra painted will be put on hold for a while....

It is a Ski Wake boat hull with Easytow trailer. Much like building a cobra without the ADR hassles!

Currently looking for an LS1 to drop into it.

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Old 11-06-2009, 07:03 PM
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nice, looks like fun project. What sort of budget is needed to build one of them?

Looks like the cats found himself a new home as well!
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Old 11-06-2009, 10:44 PM
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Nice project Ben.

Please keep a thread going with updates as it would be great to see it progress.
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ah very nice ... just cant help yourself can you
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CORRECT...how about a 351 Cleveland alloy block (DART) stroked to 393 and run it on gas (make the cat fart in a bottle) It'll run like a top and drink like a nun.
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CORRECT...how about a 351 Cleveland alloy block (DART) stroked to 393 and run it on gas (make the cat fart in a bottle) It'll run like a top and drink like a nun.
Yes, every boat needs an anchor for the mooring!
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Hey that was going to be my line ....
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The budget is about $30K including everything.

We could go a lot cheaper by not using a gearbox and running an old school engine but I think it is worth going the Gen III engine for power and fuel efficiency.

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Looks great Ben, not much use for it out where I live though, so dont bring it out here.
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