Finally got the Vector wet

It has been a long time coming for the yellow vector but we finally got everything dialed in and finished. Not a full build or re rig. The customer supplied the boat minus the motor and then brought us a motor a few weeks later. We had to make the motor work with the boat. Minor plumbing, electrical, and fabrication. We used as much of the original hardware as possible. Here are some pictures and video in no particular order.Attachment 3507Attachment 3508Attachment 3509Attachment 3510Attachment 3511Attachment 3512Attachment 3513Attachment 3514Attachment 3515Attachment 3516Attachment 3517Attachment 3518Attachment 3519Attachment 3520Attachment 3521Attachment 3522Attachment 3522Attachment 3523Attachment 3524Attachment 3525Attachment 3526Attachment 3527Attachment 3528Attachment 3529Attachment 3530Attachment 3531Attachment 3532Attachment 3533Attachment 3534Attachment 3535

Vector is one of my favorite hulls. It looks great. I imagine it runs just as good as it looks.

Do you know where the boat will be run? Would love to see it on the water some time.

Appreciate you posting up the pics, awesome stuff!!

HB

That boat will be run at NWSRA events... assuming its owner gets in shape:p

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Boat has lots of history Fosters # 1 and Saunders Kix .....

The boat will run primarily in local southern California and Arizona ski races. At least that is the plan. The motor is very mild but the boat still runs just shy of 90 mph on flat water. Faster than the owner intends to ski.

That's one bad mama jama!

Thanks for sharing! Will be brining my martini wagon by soon for you to take a look at, 20.5ss Hallett, LS6 Berkley 12jg.

Oh, and by the way, from the looks of Castaic, it looks like a weekday morning run!

looks good