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FlyingTime 09-12-2014 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Terry England (Post 230793)
That is one beauitiful ride !

Thank you, the owner is very pleased with the results.

FlyingTime 09-12-2014 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by gofastsandman (Post 230794)
You have been inside my brain while I was sleeping again I see. I also wondered what could be achieved with 2 steps on a race hull and the newer steps we see.

Sometimes I feel like a scarecrow.

Amazing #s with a single.

Cheers,
GFS

I visit while you're sleeping and whisper sweet hull designs in you ear then fly away...

FlyingTime 09-12-2014 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by DonV (Post 230796)
Thank God it's not in Camanboy's hands, we would have to put up with many pictures of scantily clad young ladies!! Rats!! :)

It is a beautiful boat, very nice job!!

Oh yeah Mr. GFS,

"You have been inside my brain while I was sleeping again I see"

Not too sure about being inside that place!! I would not even want to think about what's in there!!!! :eek:

Thank you, I was intrigued by the name of the thread and the quality of Camanboy's custom Whitewater build and ummm photos. So when I saw Terry England's Bertram post I thought I would join him on the hijack. This project has been a long journey and when I have time I'll try to detail the whole process in another thread.

FlyingTime 09-12-2014 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Islandtrader (Post 230811)
Definitely Sharp...like the wood trim inside...(I wonder why) LOL

Thanks, ditto... Seems like more people pay attention to the wood more than anything else. I've had people come up to the boat to ask questions about the design and as soon as they see the inside all they can comment on is the wood.

flyingfrizzle 09-12-2014 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by FlyingTime (Post 230779)
This is not an F&S... The design was developed for a new boat company out of Wanchese NC.

Not that far from me, love to see the 75' in progress once they get rolling on it. This design sure dose answer a lot of "I wander how much more efficient steps would be on this already efficient variable dead rise hull". I'm sure many has thought about it but to see the pudding made and tasted sets those curious minds to rest. Lots of old talent and new showing up here in NC, some of the most beautiful custom boats ever built were born here.

gofastsandman 09-12-2014 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by FlyingTime (Post 230778)
Thank you! I've always been inspired by Carl's designs, especially the really fast ones. Well, the combination of longitudinal and transverse steps just make so much sense to me so I jumped at the first opportunity to try it. It works awesome!!! It's a long story but in a nut shell it's a prototype for a much bigger vessel. The owner decided to build this 25 to validate the design for a 75' sportfish.

Her entry looks very familiar. Steep n deep.

Fourth floor. Lingerie.
Sixth floor. Sheep and Bunnies.

FlyingTime 09-12-2014 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by gofastsandman (Post 230834)
Her entry looks very familiar. Steep n deep.

Fourth floor. Lingerie.
Sixth floor. Sheep and Bunnies.

#5 floor please

Great head sea boat, and following and quartering... For it's size anyway.

FlyingTime 09-12-2014 08:40 PM

One more picture. Please forgive the dirty bottom...

gofastsandman 09-12-2014 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by FlyingTime (Post 230837)
One more picture. Please forgive the dirty bottom...

Oh boy,
I have so many questions.
Thanks

Bushwacker 09-12-2014 11:10 PM

Beautiful lines Steve! Did you consult with Carl on the lateral steps? I always wanted to ask him what he thought of those! Denny


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