Warpath!

[lucy]

the day I brought mine home, 2004 (pink trailer) and the day I brought it home after having the trailer painted....

I want the pink trailer!!! looking good Frank!!

[thedonz]

the day I brought mine home, 2004 (pink trailer) and the day I brought it home after having the trailer painted....

i really like your boat it's simple but bada$$....but the truth i like the trailer more when it was pink

mike

[Geronimo36]

nice, but what is an Apache doing out in flat water?

Let me add this......BORING...it isn't fun at all......a little chop makes all the difference in the ride.

Pretty much sums it up Chief...it was non-eventful and boring as heck!!!

It was the 2nd test run since I finished the transom with the new X. I had just run the ocean for 10-15 miles between 65-70 mph to get a feel for the new setup and when I was on my way back in entering the bay I decided to open her up.

I think that if there was a 1-2 ft chop the boat would have gone another another 1-2mph faster!

I want the pink trailer!!! looking good Frank!!

i really like your boat it's simple but bada$$....but the truth i like the trailer more when it was pink

mike

I didn't mind it so much but the paint was faded pretty badly and had some good rust spots.

All the locals nick-named "pinky" because of that trailer!!!

Thanks everyone for the complements. It has been a lot blood sweat and tears to get her to where she is today and keep her runnin all the time!!

[Geronimo36]

We still haven't figured out who painted my boat... Bobby doesn't remember and Gail didn't recall either.

The small feathers and the windings are vinyl. They must have been added before I bought the boat. The rest of the head and head dress is painted.

Anyone know??? An inquiring mind would love to know.

[Magnum Mark]

we still haven't figured out who painted my boat... Bobby doesn't remember and gail didn't recall either.

The small feathers and the windings are vinyl. They must have been added before i bought the boat. The rest of the head and head dress is painted.

Anyone know??? An inquiring mind would love to know.

what year? Bobby Radical?

[Sean Stinson]

Bobby Radical was around and that has a couple of his traits!!!!

[Sean Stinson]

It also has Gail traits as well

[J-Bonz]

Thanks everyone for the complements. It has been a lot blood sweat and tears to get her to where she is today and keep her runnin all the time!!

The boat looks Great!! I love the video you posted from off the stern!!! You should be proud!!! The boat is one fine ride!
Jr.

[baywatch]

We still haven't figured out who painted my boat... Bobby doesn't remember and Gail didn't recall either.

The small feathers and the windings are vinyl. They must have been added before I bought the boat. The rest of the head and head dress is painted.

Anyone know??? An inquiring mind would love to know.

Let me know when you figure out who did yours because I bet mine was done by the same artist.

[Geronimo36]

Bobby Radical was around and that has a couple of his traits!!!!

thanks, I'll have to check it out!

[MARK BENTLEY]

Let me know when you figure out who did yours because I bet mine was done by the same artist.

Josh, it was B Radical. Look close, you should see his sig somewhere.

[smokeybandit]

I tried watching the SBI race this weekend and I found it totally unwatchable (and I don't mean the internet video quality). It made me think that Warpath, or any Apache for that matter would never have been built based on todays racing. What a shame. Apache and all of its predecssors were created to go offshore and blast through whatever conditions are thrown at it. That is why Warpath could not only go head to head with the fastest (top speed) boats in the world, but it could blow them away if the conditions were right. I was genuinely looking at finding a way back into racing offshore, but after seeing what the sport (or should I say show) has become I think I will just keep my good memories of what true offshore racing was.

[thedonz]

I tried watching the SBI race this weekend and I found it totally unwatchable (and I don't mean the internet video quality). It made me think that Warpath, or any Apache for that matter would never have been built based on todays racing. What a shame. Apache and all of its predecssors were created to go offshore and blast through whatever conditions are thrown at it. That is why Warpath could not only go head to head with the fastest (top speed) boats in the world, but it could blow them away if the conditions were right. I was genuinely looking at finding a way back into racing offshore, but after seeing what the sport (or should I say show) has become I think I will just keep my good memories of what true offshore racing was.

i agree 100 %.....and that also goes for the Bimini race that have been held the last 2 yrs.....seas less than 3 ft.... it is what it is

[Sean Stinson]

Todays racer doesn't have a quarter of the challenges that the racers from 15-20 years ago did!!!!

[baywatch]

Josh, it was B Radical. Look close, you should see his sig somewhere.

Thanks Mark!!!

Frank, here is the guys website. Send him an email and he could let you know if he did your boat.
http://www.bobbyradical.com/flamingocop.htm

[Thunderman]

Todays racer doesn't have a quarter of the challenges that the racers from 15-20 years ago did!!!!

It was a Macho sport. It was like watching the Ilse of man TT. if youve seen that motorcycle race, youll know what I mean. very few sports like that anymore. You need tremendous talent, equipment and will to win.

[Sean Stinson]

I tried watching the SBI race this weekend and I found it totally unwatchable (and I don't mean the internet video quality). It made me think that Warpath, or any Apache for that matter would never have been built based on todays racing. What a shame. Apache and all of its predecssors were created to go offshore and blast through whatever conditions are thrown at it. That is why Warpath could not only go head to head with the fastest (top speed) boats in the world, but it could blow them away if the conditions were right. I was genuinely looking at finding a way back into racing offshore, but after seeing what the sport (or should I say show) has become I think I will just keep my good memories of what true offshore racing was.

Did you get my PM

[smokeybandit]

Did you get my PM

I got it Sean, thanks. I'm really looking forward to see what you have planned. It is really difficult to maintain interest in this roundy round racing. I won't give up just yet.

Robert

[xlr8by]

Come on guys we have to keep the trivia going!! How many race setup 41's and 47's were built?

[lucy]

Glad to see you guys have the trivia going!! just a quick hello!! and a smile from Grand Turk! It is hard to get on line here, be back soon!!