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Rare Hydrodyne , any collectors ?

GlydonGlydon Posts: 231 Baller
in Stuff For Sale
Althought not me selling it I did stumble across this neat old hydrodyne !

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  • wilecoyotewilecoyote Posts: 200 Baller
    Very pretty! It's driving distance to me as well, but alas no room for another boat in my life.
    Glydon
  • andjulesandjules Posts: 873 Mega Baller
    Wow.
    Interestingly, no ski bar or tow ring?!
  • grab2gograb2go Posts: 50 Baller
    That brings back memories. I learned to ski behind a hydrodyne with an outboard in the late 60's.
  • h2onhkh2onhk Posts: 355 Crazy Baller
    port side drivers seat and throttle would be fun
  • Jody_SealJody_Seal Posts: 3,685 Mega Baller
    Here's one I finished in the spring...dont want to do another!

    Hobby Boats can be expensive when the hobbyist is limited on their own skill and expertise.


    j2nhGlydon
  • thagerthager Posts: 5,451 Mega Baller
    @Glydon Not the Tournament rig but cool!
    Stir vigorously then leave!
    Glydon
  • OSUwaterskierOSUwaterskier Posts: 73 Baller
    Malibu could learn something from that air intake...
  • grab2gograb2go Posts: 50 Baller
    @Jody_Seal...Wow! What's it like to drive that rig?
  • Jody_SealJody_Seal Posts: 3,685 Mega Baller
    edited September 2018
    @grab2go
    we had the power prop on it and on GPS it ran 67 MPH. It did feel really straight line directional and have been told if one wants to use a boat like this for slalom course skiing a fin would need to be installed.
    I was glad to see it go to it's owner. I have Inboards to build!!
    Just say no to clamp on's!!
    Hobby Boats can be expensive when the hobbyist is limited on their own skill and expertise.


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