Tristar, here is first Hammer X out of Fountain
10-07-2008, 03:25 PM
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Tristar, here is first Hammer X out of Fountain
Here is the first one built by Fountain, note Hydrolic steering, wonder if Searay will be putting that on there???? Hull and Deck glassed and bonded.
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10-07-2008, 03:47 PM
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Do you know what it weighed compared to the original? #001 was really light in the front.
I see a prop, does that mean it hit water? Did they go with an HO in this one? Im curious what it would did with a small block.
I see a prop, does that mean it hit water? Did they go with an HO in this one? Im curious what it would did with a small block.
10-07-2008, 05:40 PM
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Yes it is a HO, it was run once, gps was in lower 70's but they only tried one prop and it was all over the rev limiter's.
As for a small block, seriously go buy the blue one in OH, that the accountant has, it will be the best price out there for this boat.
As for a small block, seriously go buy the blue one in OH, that the accountant has, it will be the best price out there for this boat.
10-07-2008, 09:34 PM
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Exact opposite. I spent like a week doing 1 hr worth of work on that boat! Should be perfect till you took over! 
Shoot me an email, I lost your address in the great hard drive crash. Hopefully you didnt get a job yet did you?
Shoot me an email, I lost your address in the great hard drive crash. Hopefully you didnt get a job yet did you?
10-11-2008, 12:43 PM
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Dealers arealready talking about marking up the Pachanga because of its "limited edition status," I might have to look elsewhere for a boat.
12-14-2008, 11:16 AM
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Thanks for the pics. I am not sure what Sea Ray will be doing with the steering, if I had to guess I would say no on the hydrolic setup.
Dealers arealready talking about marking up the Pachanga because of its "limited edition status," I might have to look elsewhere for a boat.
Dealers arealready talking about marking up the Pachanga because of its "limited edition status," I might have to look elsewhere for a boat.
Tristar, did you see the Pachanga on the cover of one of the current boating magazines? (Forget which magazine it is)
12-16-2008, 10:03 PM
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I admit Im a bit disappointed, especially with the price and the final performance figures...
Nice boat, but for 80k Ill go get a brand new 24' Pantera...
