Reply With QuoteIs that Rocky working on that DCB?
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...touched_up.jpg
Heres a 2006 sportdeck that is getting twin blenders
Is that Rocky working on that DCB?
Looks good Toby!
Is that Rocky working on that DCB?
Looks good Toby!
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...ON_012-med.jpg
thanks .....heres one with better color. The motors on now hanging off the back, but didnt have a camera friday. IF Brian would ever send me any pics id post them......he's to busy going to lunch with big ballers buying F32's :rollside:
For those who prefer the outboard power over stern drive, you'll need to find
the deckboat that has a flat rear end to mount it on. As DCBDaytona stated,
the biggest reason to stick with sterndriven power on most deckboats is because of the rear swim step. At the request of a customer, we played with the idea of putting a couple of big Stellings boxes on the back of our boat with some of the exotic tubed frames on the outboard motors and couldn't get it to work. The dimensions were way off and we don't think
it would have worked--at least not on a Conquest with a big swimstep.
Not a bad idea though!
Keith Sayre
Conquest Boats
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...ON_012-med.jpg
thanks .....heres one with better color. The motors on now hanging off the back, but didnt have a camera friday. IF Brian would ever send me any pics id post them......he's to busy going to lunch with big ballers buying F32's :rollside:
I was down there on Thursday and saw your boat. Looks good!
I was down there on Thursday and saw your boat. Looks good!
hey thanks..... was the interior in the front yet? And what were you buying?
hey thanks..... was the interior in the front yet? And what were you buying?
Not yet. I like the gauges. I was looking at the F-29 but didn't go with it. Awesome boat but went with a Daytona instead.
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...touched_up.jpg
Heres a 2006 sportdeck that is getting twin blenders
interesting name
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