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Dr Doom


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I painted the Wallet Slayer myself with house of colors candy's but the stratus blue is original still looking good with massive amount's of work over the years. I have had the Wallet Slayer 25 years now. Dr. Doom

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burnin daylight


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Nice power plant and drive!!  I'm still trying to get my eyes around the color scheme on the hull.  Did you have that professionally done?



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Glastron Mike


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MAN  ! 

 I'd LOVE to have that package in my scimitar

I moved the transom back 6" on mine, my stroker is 200 pounds lighter than an original 260 Mercruiser, that way it didn't interfere with the balance of the hull



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Dr Doom


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Hi Red, here's some picture's of my Scimitar's 6.2L MX Bravo MPI Horizon closed cooling engine shoe horned in. I needed 5 inches forward at the top so now I have a two seater with drop in seats for rear passengers. More pictures are coming later.  Dr. Doom

 



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