Hydroplane A Stock B Stock

Name: Hydroplane A Stock B Stock
Brand: Hydroplane
SKU: 141546
Price: 500.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (8 reviews)

Price:

$500

Boat location:

Forks, Washington, United States

Ships to:

United States

Year:

1991

Make:

Hydroplane

Model:

A Stock B Stock

Type:

Hydroplane

Hull Material:

Wood

Trailer:

Not Included

Use:

Fresh Water

Engine Type:

Single Outboard

Engine Make:

Eska

Engine Model:

15hp

Primary Fuel Type:

Gas

For Sale By:

Private Seller

Fuel Capacity:

1 - 5 Gallons

Length:

9.5 feet

Raiting:

Condition:

Used

Description:

Cleaning out the Shop. Have a 9' 6" Hydroplane outboard raceboat. APBA - A Stock or B Stock outboard class qualified boat. Very competitive hull. Race ready with all hardware. Steering wheel, cables, hand throttle, kill switch, adjustable transom mount, fuel tank, skid fin, etc. Bottom could use a sanding and re-varnish but topside and internal structure is sound. Stored inside to keep dry and in good condition. High Collar life jacket with leg straps. Adult medium size. You will need a life jacket like this to safely drive this boat. High Visibility Orange helmet also available and Highly Recommended! Size S - M , Safety First!Outboard is not a race model but one for general pleasure boating on lakes. It's a 15hp two cylinder, two cycle lightweight outboard. Makes it go pretty fast on the water, especially for lighter weight drivers. The hardware alone is $500 if you built your own boat so it's a pretty sweet deal. Package deal includes a whole box of spare parts and props to go with it.

Questions

CHUCK Thompson - 09/11 10:53AM

I raced A Stock Hydro in 1957until late 1959 in Region 6. I t took me almost 2 years to find the right prop to make my old Swift with a KG-4 go fast enough and I ended up with a brass mich. 6x7 prop turning 6600 rpm on a 105 lb boat with me at 145 lbs. making 54 mph on straight aways. I stopped racing in sept of 1959 to go back to college and left my engine with Bill Howell and I have not seen him or any money. I sold my boat some years later for $75, Those days everyone ran a Mercury engine either on a Swift or Sid Craft, pickel forks were un known and the runabouts looked like runabouts not what they are using today. Most races we had 12 or more boats competing and I was lucky enough to win high point champion for 1959. After college I got married and had a son so I could only follow racing from the sidelines. years went by and I ended up in sailboat racing with my last boat being a San Jun 21 where I was boat of the year twice. I am now 84 so I would like to race power boats again but being a senior and overweight I just have to pass. The problem in the power boat racing ranks is getting an engine light enough and 2 cycle and making sure that everyone has the same motor or same cubic inches and not a specific design like the sidewinder or a modified stock system. Good luck making a class similar to what we had in 57 to 59.

Robert Prunty - 13/07 11:08PM

Do you still have this hydro? I have an interest.

Eric foyle - 12/12 11:59PM

I’m inquiring to see if this boat is still available. You can reach me by email or ***. Thanks

Mark Toia - 21/01 4:00AM

I am very seriously interested in your hydro please call or text me anytime day or night at *** if it is still available. Thanks Mark

Mark Toia - 04/04 1:55AM

I'm still interested in your hydro. If it is still available please get in touch with me at 7one8 eight 35 twenty nine 79. Thank you very much Mark.

Ashley forthe - 06/05 5:38PM

If this is for sale Iwill buy it.