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...And a few more. A video, also courtesy of Pete. N6I9D7KrnzU&feature=related

A few shots from previous Biloxi races, courtesy of Pete B. Here are links to the stories about Biloxi 2012 in case you missed them. Ratickle http://www.seriousoffshore.com/oss-visits-biloxi-smokin-the-sound-2012/ http://www.seriousoffshore.com/oss-racing-looks-to-redefine-the-future-3/

Welcome to the world of political correctness. The standard of today is if it offends just one person it has to be yanked.

Not sure how this one would work. A light grounding on sand isn't considered a salvage, but a tow. Who knows what happens when the tow company turns it into a salvage. Good thing it was TBUS and not BoatUS.

Not everyone knows this but Cozzi surveyed Noah's Ark. Happy belated!

I'm anxious to see Tommy's second installment.

Just out of curiosity, why are you installing temp senders? I could see it if you were running turbos (which you may be) but for anything else, O2 would probably be more useful.

If they turn it into a Nintendo game, what's the purpose? If I parachute out of an airplane onto the summit of Everest, am I Hilary's equal? Like the old line- "Ruth did it on beer and hot dogs"

They should sell them to Iraq, so the next time we have to kick their ass we can turn those new toys into scrap metal.

It was for sale a few years ago. I saw it only once at Grand Haven in '85. I don't think it came off the trailer that weekend. Big Red was made of wood. But so was Gentry's 48 Cougar. Ah- the old days.

Our own Tommy Snyder spent a day with the Nunez family at Pantera. This is Part 1 of a two-part story about one of the sport's iconic boatbuilders. Check it out- http://www.seriousoffshore.com/pantera-old-school-new-school-and-lots-of-family/

It would be a shame to have an entire generation have no idea who some of these guys were.

Keep an eye out for an upcoming story.... :)

I spoke with Billy Martin about the bubbledeck a few years ago. I don't recall all the details but he didn't remember the boat all that favorably. Last I saw it was Key West in '08, right after it sold but before it was shipped to France. I think the last sale was under $20,000. I'm sure...

A million for the boat and another million for fuel.