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05 September 2006, 15:33
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Viper/Vipermax, whats the difference?
Can someone tell me what the difference between the viper and the vipermax hulls.
There's a viper 575 on the market at the moment but its not the layout that I would want so its not ideal. Anyone have a rough idea of cost to refit with double console and four jockey pods?
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05 September 2006, 15:53
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John, poor yourself a strong coffee and then sit down and have a look at this:
http://www.outhill.com/index.htm
Next have a chat with Leeway or Ocean Ribs etc reference the parts, that way they will seem like bargins. You could also try Osprey to see if they are up and running yet.
You might like to have a think about the fuel tank in the Osprey which will fit within about 24" of the bow locker and extend most of the way to the back of the console. If you put a side by side seat in its going to stick out.
Pete
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05 September 2006, 16:03
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Originally Posted by Pete7
Next have a chat with Leeway or Ocean Ribs etc reference the parts
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Do you mean Ocean Ribs, or Ocean Quay Ribs?
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05 September 2006, 16:03
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Originally Posted by Pete7
You might like to have a think about the fuel tank in the Osprey which will fit within about 24" of the bow locker and extend most of the way to the back of the console. If you put a side by side seat in its going to stick out.
Pete
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So does that mean the fuel tank is proud of the deck when the centre console is removed?
Just had a strong coffee but after looking at the outhill prices I need another
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05 September 2006, 20:15
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Originally Posted by Johnwin
So does that mean the fuel tank is proud of the deck when the centre console is removed?
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yes by about 10 inches. However the S/S tank are normally covered in GRP to hold them in place, so a box over the bit that sticks out with a seat could hide it.
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 however all is not lost. Choose the right rib manufacturer during the autumn and things should calm down a bit and you could get a nice set of mouldings made.
Jimbo, yes Ocean Ribs in Portchester, Malcomn has a large selection of mouldings, well worth a nose around.
Pete
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05 September 2006, 20:32
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Originally Posted by Pete7
Jimbo, yes Ocean Ribs in Portchester, Malcomn has a large selection of mouldings, well worth a nose around.
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Interesting, he says, reaching for the phone...
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06 September 2006, 07:33
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Interesting, he says, reaching for the phone...
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You will be lucky, communication systems are not his strong point, nor is his web site  so offer him a deal on a new one for some mouldings, oh and don't forget my introductionary fee, I'm just a poor charter boat skipper remember
Pete
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06 September 2006, 07:47
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Originally Posted by Pete7
You will be lucky, communication systems are not his strong point, nor is his web site  so offer him a deal on a new one for some mouldings, oh and don't forget my introductionary fee, I'm just a poor charter boat skipper remember
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I gave you a stainless prop, what more do you want??
Seriously - thanks for that, I'll wait until the boat show is over and things have died down a bit, and get in touch.
Jimbo
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