Sharky are you looking for the faster boats or the fastest? I believe the fastest might be a copy of a Bertram sportfisher, Maximus might be the name..... 
Fast boats?...
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sharky60
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book research.
Mike
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hmmmm.... sounds suspicious... all this talk about fast boats....
you're not thinking of moving any 'cargo' around down there are you?
you're not thinking of moving any 'cargo' around down there are you?
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I've noticed but didn't pay a lot of attention. What are the common engines used on the small boats? Yamaha 250cc or twin Yamaha 150cc?
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A dual 85 panga is not a fast boat. 
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Come on DD, I thought we had enough police bashing after the Blue Angel incident. LOL
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A dual 85 panga is not a fast boat.
Heh!! We'll I suppose they're not "super" fast, but they are small, and anytime I've ridden on one it doesn't seem to add much to the
excursion time. We whizz right by the slow boats like they're standing still, but yea, if you've got a choice, extra power isn't a bad
thing.
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