Interest in 34" 1/10 8255 hull

[RayR]

OK, Mike has geneously offer to scale down his 1/8th plans to make a 34" wood kit of the 8255 hull. This would make a 1/10th scall wood kit of the 82 Executone, 82 Speedy Printing or 83 Miss Rock boat.

Anybody interested in a P-Sport boat that falls with the length restriction?

All the best,

Ray

[cybercrxt]

Ray, this hull makes many many other sponsored boats as well. I can also offer an epoxy cowling to go with the boat, I would just need to modify a similiar cowling I already have. This kit would include framing, sheeting, and cowling most likely. Once I have all the plans finished on cad, the turn around time of selling the kit would be rather fast. Mike

[hebner]

Ray,
Here are couple pictures of my 1/10th scale, would be nice If our club had a few more of these. Just measured boat is 34 1/8" lenght, is there any + allowed in P Spec rules.

[cybercrxt]

Hugh, that is one of the boats my kit would make! Who made the cowling and will they make more of them? I could do the wood kits, and they make the cowlings! Who did your decals as well? Nice nice boat! Mike

[RayR]

Here are a few more examples.

[hebner]

Hi Mike,
I bought this boat from propduster on the RRR site in 2006. The builder of the boat was Dave Helton. He is a member of the Classic Thunder club in Seattle, WA. He is active on their site look at Classic Thunder News for 06/02/10.
Hugh

[Darin Jordan]

Anybody interested in a P-Sport boat that falls with the length restriction?

All the best,

Ray

Just so you guys know... a 1/10th scale hull, geometry-wise, would make a lousy P-Sport. They are designed for a lot lower power system than a true P-Sport.

I think you guys would be happier if you'd just build 1/10ths. LOTs of racing here in the NW for those, and they are legal NAMBA classes as well.