Wrecking Crew has arrived

Looks like a whole bunch of fun. Nice job Adam

more pics from the wrecking crew:


seascampers dock when we arrived..


HW & Bobby's beautiful 454 2001..


gettin' ready..


line-up of 2001's..


HW & Eddie & seascamper jr..


2 2001's..


nice water..


skied till we lost the sun..


end of a great day..



many thanks to seascamper & his family for a great day. What awesome hosts. Great to see Bobby & Tab. Thanx Bobby for letting me drive that beautiful boat. Thanks to HW & Adam for coming down to hang and last but not least..thanks to 'bout the best ski partner a guy could ask for..Eddie!


john

Thanks Steve...I got out of bed this morning and picked my foot up as soon as I set it down...them dogs is tender today!

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Great pics for sure.. Thanks for trying to warm us Northerners up a bit.. We may actually never thaw out this year...

Looks like a great time you lucky dawgs.

That really is an awesome picture, kind of everything that's fun about being on the water.

Glad you guys had such a great weekend!

I agree on the lines. I enjoy the sharper, harder, straighter lines of those boats as compared to a lot of curves and swoops on many of the new boats. It all goes in cycles.

What's the power on Eddie's boat? Seems to be plenty of speed, and no problem pulling up the double back deep.

Larry, nice vintage shot. It's so funny how everyone was on the tournament skier band wagon back then. Now all those companies like Supreme only make wake boats since it's the popular trend.

Lets see if I can do vids:
I guess not.
H'wood X 3

Great to see the action....thanks for posting the photos and video!

Yes it was great, thanks Tom/Connie for welcoming us as we invaded your beach. Thanks HW, Adam, John, and Eddie for teaching Tab and sharing your vast knowledge of footing with us. I'm looking forward to the SJRR and many other times to get together and have some fun on the water. Thanks HW and John for driving my boat, it was good to hear the compliments. Adam thanks for not driving or touching it (wrecking Crew). I'm glad it wasn't added to you list of broken boats this year. Lol.

Bobby

seacamper wrote: quinner wrote: Hard to even imagine open water as our lake is about 20" of ice right now, lol. Tom, is the water normally up to your piers? Ha! The guys were being kind NOT posting the actual picture of the dock. The previous owner (Who is on CCfan and had a sweet 72' and his son had a just as sweet 2001? Air Nautique) had moved to the property after 3 hurricanes passed over the city (Charlie, Jeanne, Francis) in 2004 and left the lakes extremely above their normal levels. I guess the dock builder, who was hurting for work, was able to convince the P.O. that the levels would remain high, so the dock was built. It now is at least 15-20' from the water and looks like an alpine ski ramp. Hollywood and Adam were daring each other to do a dock start, but they did not drink enough.

hahahaha...if the northcoastidol (aka..Scott Monahan) would've been there..he would've wanted to try a 'flyer'.....



john

jbear wrote: IAughtNaut wrote: don't feel bad Tom, me and HW were up late computering with JBear last night in the command center to get his pictures posted to...we musta had to hit F12 a dozen times. I don't let just anyone in the command center...altho we will have to have the carpet cleaner guy back after Adam spent the evening in there.. still not sure what F12 does.. Bobby is not only one smart guy..for his boat buying skills..ask him what he paid for that beautiful 2001..but also for the fact that he wouldn't let Adam near his ride! uhh Eddie..you are just as much a part of the wrecking crew as the rest of us. john

[QUOTE=backfoot100]Geez Dave,
Thanks for the confidence but after I did a lap bacerds, he promptly did three front. If he had to run at the speed I run, I might be able to get close I was certainly impressed, none the less. He's a really good footer too.

My boat is an '86 American Skier Barefoot originally with a 350 Chevy but now a 383 Stroker. It pulls pretty hard and that double LL back deep with HW was effortless. There's still plenty left to pull more./QUOTE]

That's sweet having the classic '86 look with the stroker in it, has to be fun to drive, probably on plane in about the time it takes to push the throttle forward.

As a current non-footer, I'm impressed with all 3 of you! You and HW are very cool to watch, but I also give a lot of credit to Adam putting it out there for all to see his progress. I'm hoping to learn this summer, have to find someone to give me a lesson to get things started in the right direction. I'm hoping my creaky surgical repairs are up to the task!