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Congrats Tommy, nothing like a 3 pack 41. There are just so few of those out there that makes them so special. I wish ya the best finding the parts. We went on the hunt as well trying to find the...

and these....

That would be them
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Warpath needs the original designed hatches, oh well

haha, that swimplatform will not do anything to help change props from those arnesons.

I would have liked to see the old school style hatches and eliminate the swim platform

I would say max 75mph

oh yea, great pics as well

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Lucy, yes you are:)

Very nice, thanks Ratickle to kickstarting this forum. The weather is starting to break here in Chicago. Looking forward to a great season. Do you have the numbers what these boats run?
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Ive noticed there is hardly any activity here. It cant be that quite out there. Lets get this Apache forum going:willy_nilly:

no prob, was looking at the white and yellow one now. Maybe rear tanks were full. We only run from mids and some in fronts

Lucy, whats the weight of warpath. Looks like its sitting alittle low in rear. How would compare to my boat now? thanks
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Everything good here Lucy, lots of traveling like you. We got some plans for the apache. Lots of testing in spring

This is all Sean here. Lets get you a 41!!

I think the only time i got wet was in the ocean city inlet, that is some nasty water

4 engines?

Thats true about the lope at cruise speed. I was in a 39 MTI that didnt smooth out the ride until 90mph. Guess they all have their issues:)

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Im not sure i would want to mess with an apache bottom. My dad made a good comparison. The 41 apache is like an old classic car, such as a 50 mercury, and the new technology stepped bottom vee's are...

Does anyone know what the last number 41 was built by Saccenti?

What other boat out there has the history, stories, and legacy like an apache. That is why they are so desirable:)

Any other good pics, ratickle?