Baja Poker Run

Kona Bay Girl · 07-26-2004, 06:14 PM

Ahhh, my idea of the poker run was that the boats stopped at bars. As my uncle sarcastically said last weekend, "there's nothing worse than a bunch of drunk guys in fast boats."

It's sensible that they made the checkpoints boats instead of bars.

My family owns the champ of the Bajas. Oh baby, it is 19 feet in length, manufactured in 1991 and tops off at 48 mph. AND they managed to put the through-hull exhaust underwater to make our boat look extra sneaky.

However, the boat is so narrow and has a longer nose than most other boats that length, only a small portion of it is in the water when it planes out.

It's a cute boat.

07-26-2004, 06:14 PM	#22
Kona Bay Girl Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Middlesex County, MA Posts: 160 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ahhh, my idea of the poker run was that the boats stopped at bars. As my uncle sarcastically said last weekend, "there's nothing worse than a bunch of drunk guys in fast boats." It's sensible that they made the checkpoints boats instead of bars. My family owns the champ of the Bajas. Oh baby, it is 19 feet in length, manufactured in 1991 and tops off at 48 mph. AND they managed to put the through-hull exhaust underwater to make our boat look extra sneaky. However, the boat is so narrow and has a longer nose than most other boats that length, only a small portion of it is in the water when it planes out. It's a cute boat. __________________ Yo soy un casco.