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  • Doozie870
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    Pics look great! Are the results for each class posted somewhere?

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  • JimClark
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    Pretty Cool isn't it Steve.
    JIm

    Originally posted by Steven Vaccaro View Post
    A big thanks Jim!

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  • Tunda
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    look at that thing cant wait for it to come out.............

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  • JimClark
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    Nats Pictures For sale

    If you would like to purchase any prints of the pictures from this years 2007 Nats they are available now. Just give me the file name (such as IMG_1062 ) and what size print you would like. Costs are below. These prints are made on photo paper not an inkjet and the paper is archival grade photo paper and will not fade like an inkjet print will.



    4X6 are $2.50 each
    5X7 are $4.00 each
    8X10 or 8X12 is $7.00 each
    12X18 is $14.00 each
    16X20 is $22.00 each



    postage would be extra


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    Jim Clark f

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  • Steven Vaccaro
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    A big thanks Jim!

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  • Tunda
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    I cant wait for this boat to come out sign me up on the waiting list................

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  • Darin Jordan
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    Originally posted by U40 View Post
    Actuly because it was designed after a Unlimited Light it is real close to 1/10th thuugh he did not give the real dimensions.

    Jim
    That's right... Thanks for the correction... The cowl was really cool looking...

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  • JimClark
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    Actuly because it was designed after a Unlimited Light it is real close to 1/10th thuugh he did not give the real dimensions.

    Jim

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  • Darin Jordan
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    Originally posted by SJFE View Post
    12th is better yet. Did you get a peak @ the internals?
    Of course! He raced it with our P-Sport class!! I think he knows that the demand is DEFINATELY there!!

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  • SJFE
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    12th is better yet. Did you get a peak @ the internals?

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  • Darin Jordan
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    Originally posted by SJFE View Post
    I would be very interested in an rtr 1/10th hydro like that.
    It's no where near a 1/10th... It's only 29" long... so about a 1/12th scale or so...

    Sure is PERTY though... and it actually goes like stink!!

    Grim and the boys definately have their eyes on the ball!

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  • SJFE
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    I would be very interested in an rtr 1/10th hydro like that. I bet it is about a year out of production. It will be perfect timing. You know what is also needed and much over looked. An ARR versions of both brushless and nitro boats.. Cut out the cheap radio for us guys who have quality units allready.
    Last edited by SJFE; 07-02-2007, 07:14 PM.

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  • Darin Jordan
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    Originally posted by U40 View Post
    These?




    Jim
    The pickle fork is the prototype they are working on... it's wood with an ABS cowl and it's BEAUTIFUL... If anything even close to this goes into production, I think it'll be a glass hull with an ABS cowl... Tail fins are optional and designed to be taped in place and tear off in the event of a flip... Mike tested this during one heat and it worked perfectly...

    Mike emphasized that they are a ways off of getting anything like this out there... but they're obviously actively working on it... They're definately doing their research!!

    GREAT group of guys.... Nothing but nice things to say about Mike Z. (Grim), Russ Williamson, and Jerry Dunlap... They were great to hang around and I think they had a pretty good time as well... Jerry even WON the Spec SV27 race!

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  • Piranha2
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    Thanks for the excellent pics Jim.

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  • JimClark
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    Thanks much only one 1/8th scale and that was Roger Newton's Budwieser on Friday and Saturday. The Sunday scale pictures were ERCU and Classic Thunder and Puget sound Fast electric 1/10th scale's

    Thanks
    Jim

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