Reply With QuoteDoes your boat still have the ID# on the right side rear.. If so,what are they..They will tell what layup you have....
i have a 74 drag outboard cable steer did they make lighter versions cust spec were they all the same does the id give any info are there any archives about the boats who they built them for? i can lift the bow or stern off trailer easy wanted to know is there a light version?
Does your boat still have the ID# on the right side rear.. If so,what are they..They will tell what layup you have....
Yes, Sanger did make a lite version of the picklefork hydro. My Dad has one.
Give us the serial number and we may be able to help.
Jeff
If it has an "L" it is a light layup, "M" Mediam layup,"H" Heavy
I think the boat was originaly green ifound under sponson was chipped it has competitive trailer the number ID # sanL02090574 I found it in boat trader 7 years ago no motor but all running gear in exellant shape this guy and friend painted it in there garage emron it looks killer it has whirlaway light gears Ill post pics when my scaner is working the trailer has western 13" g 60s just like in 70s at ming i think if nitrous and fuel gets any more expensive 5 bucks a pound nitrous im going to my original plan unblown nitro like the old days flames at dusk!!! eek! eek! eek!
It looks like you have a light layup approx. 350lbs.+/-
What if the serial # has an H & M which one do you go by?
sanh123m1
Thanks in advance for any info.
stressedout:
What if the serial # has an H & M which one do you go by?
sanh123m1
Thanks in advance for any info.My sons boat is stamped that way & it's a mediam.
[ September 20, 2002, 08:33 AM: Message edited by: Sangster ]
Sangster,
Any idea of the bare hull weight?
Thanks for the info.
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