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Updated October 2017 September 2017 We launched her yesterday, and it drives beautifully, so much power. I'll send u more photos. Thanks!
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October 2012 This is a picture of my Rampage. I built it in the early 80’s and this picture was taken after 25 years of use. Five years prior to this picture we shortened the front deck approximately 8” to provide more seating space. The boat has a modified small block Chrysler 360 ci motor, a Mopar 727 3 speed automatic transmission and a Stern Power stern drive with hydraulic steering and tilt & trim. It’s very efficient on fuel with the transmission and easily pulls multiple skiers and tubes. It has been the mainstay of our family recreation for many years. I have been acquainted with Glen-L since the 60’s when I first started building boats.
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Hi there, just surfing your site and thought I\'d send you a pic of my completed project. Its been done for quite a while but I never noticed your online site had a place for boats built by customers. I can only hope this may encourage someone to undertake the project, it was alot of fun and I get compliments everywhere. The boat is a Rampage named \"Frayed Ends of Sanity\" that I started in high school and finished a number of years later, almost 9!(mostly due to university getting in the way). It has a 460 Ford bored to 468 spinning a Berkley pump The coaming was modified on the hull to give more legroom and is slightly more forgiving when a wave hits broadside when not on plane. A custom jet intake is getting me into the 75mph range and the motor turns less than 5000 rpm at this speed. I can\'t wait till we have it turning 6000! The boat is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and doesn\'t very often stray very far from there, but occasioanlly gets trailered to the \"cottage country\" up north. Thanks again, I hope you post the pic. James Laughlin
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Rampage by Tom Kelly, Pointe Claire, Quebec, Canada February 12, 2009 My version of the Rampage... Length: 20’ 4” Core: martial balsa core.
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