Velocity 390 Anniversary Edition
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Steve Steep still lives in the 80,s, You should have seen the 390 that was around here, It looked like a SCARAB 300 1981, It hgad flames on it but I think someone put them out!
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With 675's I would of thought the boat would of ran alot faster. The paint scheme is a copy of Bill Parks 39 Velocity that was painted by Eye Candy. Bill's 39 has the Vortec Motors in it - BH
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I guess paint jobs that are totally custom are just not for everyone. I guess most people (since they can not afford them) like myself, had rather have a boat with no paint or just a stripe on the side. Yes everyone has an opinion, but really guys, the 80's paint jobs. I have seen more boats with the loud colors over the last 5 years than over the past 25 years. Loud colors and custom painted boats, then check out all the Outerlimits, Hustlers, etc., that cost from $300k to over a million dollars and I think that you will find that most are not white with a stripe. I would love to have one painted just like the 25th anniversary velocity. Just my opinion.
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