Old School Unobtanium

Aquaholic

Aquaholic

World's Oldest Teenager
Location
San Diego, CA.
Spotted, ogled, and drooled over at this year's World Finals.

This is/was coveted, unobtanium.


I would have given my left nugget for some of this on my 550's.











 
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Aquaholic

Aquaholic

World's Oldest Teenager
Location
San Diego, CA.
QJS said:
Amazing, the worrying thing is I remember it all. If only the sport generated the money needed for this kind of R&D today. I remember visiting PJS when they were just setting up for production of the Laserjet.
Chris.
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Yep, me too Chris.

You talking about the "BlunderJet"? That was the biggest abortion, relating to Watercraft that I can ever remember.

Or, are you referring to PJS's VP-7000?
 
rubbertoe

rubbertoe

X-H20 certified
Location
San Diego
Chris,someones still angry because the story goes his used to blow up by the end of every long weekend .with a long list of other issues .but shoot what it did do is gave him lots of practice on the bench so now those same tear downs are a walk in the park ... (the bright side)
 
Aquaholic

Aquaholic

World's Oldest Teenager
Location
San Diego, CA.
rubbertoe said:
Chris,someones still angry because the story goes his used to blow up by the end of every long weekend .with a long list of other issues .but shoot what it did do is gave him lots of practice on the bench so now those same tear downs are a walk in the park ... (the bright side)
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That's right, Rubber Butthair.
 
TheBuzzard

TheBuzzard

Location
the jetski grave yard
in the RRP carbon pipe thread, everybody was sniveling about the prices of the newest state of the art top of the line parts and equipment. that westcoast/PJS reed cylinder was $1400 when they came out. thats basically the same as todays prices for the dasa and other trick cylinders on the market. the newest stuff in this game is always unobtanium for the guys at the bottom of the scrotum pole. i'm glad i was busy being a country bumpkin back when 440 550 was king and started when things really got interesting.
 
rubbertoe

rubbertoe

X-H20 certified
Location
San Diego
TheBuzzard said:
in the RRP carbon pipe thread, everybody was sniveling about the prices of the newest state of the art top of the line parts and equipment. that westcoast/PJS reed cylinder was $1400 when they came out. thats basically the same as todays prices for the dasa and other trick cylinders on the market. the newest stuff in this game is always unobtanium for the guys at the bottom of the scrotum pole. i'm glad i was busy being a country bumpkin back when 440 550 was king and started when things really got interesting.
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Yea you have to laugh ,prices are completive these days ,considering what you are getting and what goes into it .i had a friend who built a 24-7 boat in the early 90s and was 2ok +deep into it back then .for this what you got a state of the art 760 ,blue printed pump ,hull,paint, carbs ,upgraded stock electrics ,handle pole,and all the goodies .fast forward twenty years and that same 20k will buy a decent boat with all todays state of the art !
 
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rubbertoe

rubbertoe

X-H20 certified
Location
San Diego
QUOTE=Aquaholic;1532202]That's right, Rubber Butthair.[/QUOTE]
Yea ,hey not really appreciating these sorts of comments . the only rubber butthairs are the ones your little sex doll that you now feel so comfortable with that you bring it to the lake there gilligan
 
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rubbertoe

rubbertoe

X-H20 certified
Location
San Diego
All right dude ,so you think its ok to dub a goofy picture of my head on your sex doll ? Steve i know how much that doll means to you and literally i just want to see you happy ,if to you this means dubbing a photo of my head on your sex doll ,then its ok.i mean i haven't seen you as happy as when your with your sex doll in years
 
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High Speed Industries

High Speed Industries

Your one stop shop for quality parts @highspeedind
Location
Lake Havasu City, AZ
There will be more stuff behind that glass next year. We (brandirad and I) sold some pretty rare parts to the museum. I'd rather see them behind glass instead of sitting on my shelf collecting dust.
 
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