Allatoona Roll Call
07-01-2008, 08:46 AM
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07-01-2008, 09:01 PM
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Here is the link to the 41 project.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...=174086&page=6
Give me a call if you want to come by and take a look
678-878-0376
Scott
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...=174086&page=6
Give me a call if you want to come by and take a look
678-878-0376
Scott
07-01-2008, 11:01 PM
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I might have something for you! I just drug an 05 Sunsation 288 home today! 
I have a Pachanga 22 about to come out of the shop after having tabs and full hydraulic steering put on it. 50 hours on a 454 built for a procharger with a procharger. Has no problems with the bass boats with their big beaters hangin off the back!
I have a Pachanga 22 about to come out of the shop after having tabs and full hydraulic steering put on it. 50 hours on a 454 built for a procharger with a procharger. Has no problems with the bass boats with their big beaters hangin off the back!
07-02-2008, 06:26 AM
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Jnt we will all be out this friday. look for us. I love the 21 apache! how come i have never seen it? It looks like that pic is in front of allatoona landing? L.S.(Eric) 770-294-5356
07-03-2008, 03:47 PM
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We just finished the Apache after working on it for 4 years. Bought it in Texas and was working offshore in the Gulf living in S. Louisiana at the time. We moved up here a couple of years ago and slowly worked on it.
I work part time at Boaters World in Smyrna and ran into a guy I had not seen in 17 years. Matt with the 29 Fountain "Hillbilly Deluxe". He basicly called me a puss and told me to quit detailing it with gadgets and run the dam thing.
Good Advice!!
We run on Sundays, usually trying a different prop every time.
Anyway if your out on a Sunday we usually make a pass through Illinois Creek and head back south closer to the marina later in the day.
Anyone get into a bind and need a tow or something don't hesitate to call.
Jim
770-757-7268
07-03-2008, 06:02 PM
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We keep our fishing boat at Glade but still trailer the Apache. Pic is at the Glade breakwater looking towards Allatoona Landing.
We just finished the Apache after working on it for 4 years. Bought it in Texas and was working offshore in the Gulf living in S. Louisiana at the time. We moved up here a couple of years ago and slowly worked on it.
I work part time at Boaters World in Smyrna and ran into a guy I had not seen in 17 years. Matt with the 29 Fountain "Hillbilly Deluxe". He basicly called me a puss and told me to quit detailing it with gadgets and run the dam thing.
Good Advice!!
We run on Sundays, usually trying a different prop every time.
Anyway if your out on a Sunday we usually make a pass through Illinois Creek and head back south closer to the marina later in the day.
Anyone get into a bind and need a tow or something don't hesitate to call.
Jim
770-757-7268
We just finished the Apache after working on it for 4 years. Bought it in Texas and was working offshore in the Gulf living in S. Louisiana at the time. We moved up here a couple of years ago and slowly worked on it.
I work part time at Boaters World in Smyrna and ran into a guy I had not seen in 17 years. Matt with the 29 Fountain "Hillbilly Deluxe". He basicly called me a puss and told me to quit detailing it with gadgets and run the dam thing.
Good Advice!!
We run on Sundays, usually trying a different prop every time.
Anyway if your out on a Sunday we usually make a pass through Illinois Creek and head back south closer to the marina later in the day.
Anyone get into a bind and need a tow or something don't hesitate to call.
Jim
770-757-7268
