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Thread: Sweet older Checkmate

  1. #1
    ECeptor
    Looks like they did a great job with the restoration. I wonder what it would run w/ the twin 2.5s.
    1984 Checkmate 28'er w/ twin OBs (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CHECK...tegoryZ26432QQ rdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)

  2. #2
    Quality Time
    I agree, very clean! Sorry, can't answer the speed question. Always liked Checkmates.

  3. #3
    ECeptor
    I emailed the guy and he said upper 60's fully loaded w/ fuel and people in Az. Claimed 80 empty at sea level.

  4. #4
    Quality Time
    A 20 mph swing going from AZ to sea level minus a few pounds?

  5. #5
    ECeptor
    A 20 mph swing going from AZ to sea level minus a few pounds?
    12 mph. 80-68.
    Is that plausable? Assume +100°F in Az vs ??°F in the salt. I have no idea if it could be that big of a difference...

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    FASTERDAMITT
    CheckMate was my first boat, 17'. That's a nice lookin rig.

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