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Therefore they called him "Kamikaze" Is that a Yamaha sticker on the bottom of his hull? :bigeyes: :sneaky:

I guess that would make your 300sx an end table or a 12-pack cooler?!? :biggrin:

Shonuff's plan X5. That involves a little effort, though, and Shawn is looking for the easy way out. Maybe Shonuff will clean The Penquin's nuts?!? :dunno: :biggrin:

Pfffttttt... I'm way ahead of everyone, already---IF I decide to put it in the build. I had some ideas for it that I changed my mind on. Finally ordered the parts this week that I need to start assembly---with a killer deal from a buddy of mine who is a Yamaha dealer. (Thanks, xxx2...

Precisely the reason I have "tire-track" diamond turf on my rails and not Red and Black Gator Grip.

I can't wait to see your build. You have definately put alot of effort into designing something different from "the norm." :biggthumpup:

I could ask YOU the same thing. Do you even own a ski?!? :biggrin: :purr:

:haha: :haha: :arms: :arms: Mine's just so heavy because of the aluminum exhaust tube! :biggrin: :cool2: You shouldn't need a crane to move your X-jet---just toss the roll of fiberglass over one shoulder and pick up the resin with your free hand. :sneaky: :smile:

A WCF hull in hand is worth more than an X-Jet hull in the bush...:sneaky: :biggrin: :rolleyes: :haha: How's that for some "trash talk?" :purr: :biggthumpup:

Are you entering the JS300 freestyle ski or another ski? :dunno:

One of my employees that owns a Blaster 2 bought a kit with the self-adhesive backing and it worked great and was quick. I'd recommend the same thing for this guy. I agree with Slut that it's not rocket science, but the 3M adhesive backing and the pre-cut kit makes it fast, easier, and it...

They were supposed to induce labor on Monday the 19th. Guess the little one could not wait!!! :biggthumpup: Congrats, Harrison and Anita!!! Both my girls are ready to send presents, already. :smile:

Nah. You're just getting smarter as time goes by. :smile:

Uummm, Jeremy----aren't you rooming with Mick for awhile?!? :dunno:

Is that a Government owned trailer you're working on? It appears to be since you are wearing ALL the proper safety gear---gloves, goggles, and hearing protection. How do you feel, see, or hear anything that way?!? :biggrin:

Used to live in PCB, but I bought a house on the Panama City side of the bridge a few years ago. Just hit me up and we'll make plans from there. :cool2:

:sneaky: No... Unfortunately, it has been sitting in my garage with little to no work done on it yet. I will be installing the handlepole, steering, waterbox, hoodseal, hood hooks, midshaft, etc. this week, though.

No freshwater rental places that I know of...in fact, I know of only one or two freshwater places to ride around here and both are 45 minutes to an hour away. Don't worry about a rental, though. I have a GP1200 that I'll let your family members use. :biggthumpup:

Sounds like it to me... Good idea, Chucky. :biggthumpup:

Lake Powell IS the county line more or less, but I don't know about any rules that prohibit riding altogether in Walton County. Bay County (PC and PCB area) has the same 300 YARD rule as Walton County. :banghead: Bay County's area extends from the inlet at Shell Island and St. Andrews State...