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Nice math Phat Those things are almost as ugly as the G2 Evinrudes, the newer yamahas coming in third, especially the smaller ones. The newer suzuks and the older etec evinrudes are the best looking in my opinion.

Hope he pulls through with no major setbacks.

Hate to hear it Pipe, gone down that road myself, times change and I don't know if I'd do it all again. A new engine I think would be a wise decision.

Feel better Spare

Nice Phatdaddy

Have a great one!

I'm with ya Phat, it's been pretty cold here too for Savannah, I aint *****ing though, seriously don't get how yall do it up north.

Good to see ya Reel.

Good videos Skunk as usual. Both those boats have some serious mojo. Hope you stick around here.

They say it might snow in Savannah tomorrow, freakin' crazy!

Speaking on behalf of Spare and Ferm I'll say a case of bourbon would help.

Great news!

Took my driving test in a 87 Ramcharger with a lift and 35 inch BFG Mud Terrains, couldnt see the cones to parallel park, but still passed. Wish trucks were still built like trucks.

Tranducers are part of a secret satanic world domination conspiracy, brought to you by the same elite controllers that have you buy "submersible" trailer lights, boat horns, and non stainless stainless steel. They funded their original operation with money generated by the sales of parts made...

I like your boat Twisted, good friend of mine has the same in pretty much barn find condition. If set up and done right it will be sweet.

I'd rather have it as a cool clean driver Randleman, always liked those models. Oh and we paid for that 78 degree day after the front came through, 50s and rain for 3 days. Wore long pants for the second time this season.

I like 1 or 2, but wouldnt integrate it in to the floor. Great sketch! I put a custom designed leaning post on my 19 skiff, more narrow, the right height etc,the stuff I wanted and none of what I didnt, I love it. Most are too big, same with consoles. Something i did that you might think...

Does it have a "throttle lock" to keep the rpms steady while not having to constantly twist the throttle handle, and does it have the mechanism to partially tilt for shallow water operation?

Cool, always wondered how deep it went there, even if it wasnt used for batteries nice to know you could put some hatches there.

Nows the time to get it serviced before the spring rush.