I has (3) 632" BBC's w/14-71 blowers

I'm well aware of Apache's colorful history :eek2:, I've been involved in offshore racing for 30yrs. The owner of Kemosabe also owned 2 other 47 Apaches, Medicine Man and Broken Arrow.
He also bought a 46' Skater last year with 1550's, and it is a beast but I still prefer Kemosabe.

Kemosabe has 6 fuel tanks, runs 91 in the 4 rear tanks and keeps 110 in the front tanks, and switches to the front tanks when running hard.

I'm not at all board, I'm amazed. I don't think I could afford one weekend of fun in one of these boats.....truly amazing machines.

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In 66' I had a Corvette much like this except she had red guts and a white top ... had the black hard top also.

I remember a $2800 fuel bill for a one day Poker Run in Kemosabe...

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Here's what the Burger King of the future will look like

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The new Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer will begin production in early 2021.

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Electric Ford Mustang Cobra Jet 1400 dashes quarter mile in just 8 seconds

Sevens's

Chokes on both carbs??

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The name Coca-Cola derives from the soda's two original ingredients—the kola nut and, you guessed it, cocaine. Well before cocaine was illegalized by the U.S. government in 1914, the drug played an integral role in flavoring your average glass of Coke. The official recipe changed in 1903, using "spent" coca leaves that had a bare amount of active substance left in them. Today, the flavor of the soda partially comes from cocaine-free coca leaf extract prepared at a factory in Mayfield, New Jersey, the only factory legally able to process the drug in the United States.

Such an incredible car when you consider the DNA was the Lincoln Futura concept

I was one of two that made the bolts that held the space shuttle piggy backed onto the

plane.

Dave
67 Nova Boy

Must have been Grade 8 bolts :)

Dan

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The brightly colored Orange Cup Coral (which belongs to the Dendrophylliidae family) doesn't depend on sunlight, so it can live in the deep sea or caves.

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The bottlenosed dolphin can jump 15-30 feet above the surface of the water. As seen here, a pair of bottlenosed dolphins catch some air during sunset in the Caribbean sea.

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A leafy sea dragon swims near the shallow sea bottom off the coast of South Australia. They have no known predators, as their leafy camouflage makes them an undesirable meal.

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The pink-colored soft corals that grow on cannibal rock look like undersea trees.

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Tropical fish swim near the surface of crystal clear, blue water. It's believed that the Maldives, Bahamas, and Greece possess some of the bluest seawater in the world.

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A lion's mane jellyfish, also known as a hair jelly (for obvious reasons), swims in the frigid ocean off the coast of Alaska.

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The last gasp for the Ford 427: 1968 Mercury Cougar GT-E. Due to stricter emissions Ford had to go with a hydraulic cam which reduced the horsepower from 410 to 390. The 427 GT-E was only available with a C6 automatic.