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  • Davids Motorsports goes to Equador...

    Here are two CSR's headed to South America courtesy of Jerry and Joyce from Davids Motorsports. These boats have been proven in the states on the APBA closed course stock outboard curcuit, now they head off to race in South America in a marathon style outboard race. We wish them luck and hope they continue the winning ways we've experienced in the states with these Davids hulls. "How bad do you want it?" is the slogan we ask as the keys are handed over...
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    Future J dad!

  • #2
    Where are the marathon tanks going to fit? nice work jerry!!!
    mike ross

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    • #3
      Very Nice

      Nice look'n boats.

      But come on, lets represent.

      Get some U.S.A. decals on them for crying out loud. Better yet,skin wrap them in the stars and strips.


      Tom L.

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      • #4
        Yeeoww...Beautiful boats!

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        • #5
          Mail da windshields around for sum signatures......"Never Ready Race'n".......etc.........
          Last edited by STEVE FRENCH; 02-27-2011, 07:41 PM.
          100N STEVE FRENCH > Nobody can hang with my STUFF!! >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tna3B5zqHdk

          SEEEEEE YAAAAAA!!............In my WAKE!! .............100N>>

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          • #6
            Hi Davids. the boats are beautiful and my cousin Nelson sent me the photo last night in the mail. can publish more photos in another position. I hope that comes soon to Ecuador for the March 27 race is the traditional in Guayaquil-Vinces. claphands:
            http://www.facebook.com/ecuadorboatracing

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            • #7
              Originally posted by mike ross View Post
              Where are the marathon tanks going to fit? nice work jerry!!!
              Mike. the boats carry the tank 6 or 7 gallons of gasoline for the marathon. Guayaquil-Vinces.
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              http://www.facebook.com/ecuadorboatracing

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              • #8
                Jerry. Here I am with my friend Pancho Laynez race boat builder with over 50 years experience in Ecuador.
                Attached Files
                http://www.facebook.com/ecuadorboatracing

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                • #9
                  Nice Job Jerry, thanks for the boats.
                  Nelson 55-G.
                  Gatorade Team.

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                  • #10
                    Sounds like a fun race

                    Tell your buddy Pancho he makes a nice looking boat. We always suspected the Yamato of being bulletproof, what is the engine failure rate during this race? Also what method do you use to get the gas from the tanks to the engine?
                    Moby Grape Racing
                    "Fast Boats Driven Hard"



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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by propnuts View Post
                      Tell your buddy Pancho he makes a nice looking boat. We always suspected the Yamato of being bulletproof, what is the engine failure rate during this race? Also what method do you use to get the gas from the tanks to the engine?
                      Also what carb and adapter plate do you run?................
                      100N STEVE FRENCH > Nobody can hang with my STUFF!! >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tna3B5zqHdk

                      SEEEEEE YAAAAAA!!............In my WAKE!! .............100N>>

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                      • #12
                        This is a video of my friend Pancho Laynes how is the form of construction of the boats race in Ecuador.
                        <iframe title="YouTube video player" width="480" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/KLTmPiOyAO4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
                        http://www.facebook.com/ecuadorboatracing

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                        • #13
                          loved it, you could just sense Pancho's fine tuning and craftsmanship, thanks for sharing

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by 5-A View Post
                            loved it, you could just sense Pancho's fine tuning and craftsmanship, thanks for sharing


                            Thank you friend.
                            http://www.facebook.com/ecuadorboatracing

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                            • #15
                              That's a lot of work the way he builds. He has very few power tools, no expoxy, bronze fastners. It's like a time warp.

                              Tim
                              Tim Weber

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