Why are Apache's so great?

A few more that I found.
 

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Apache Warrior 36 "FoxTrot Oscar", Running St Tropez a typical day in our area going for Lunch!!!!!!!!!! Duna

Duna

The very first 36’ Apache I built was sent to St Tropez, and many more followed.. One of my favorites was a boat called “Calumet” I believe it mean Chief in French?? Sorry to say all the pictures I had of this boat are lost someplace.. I also think this boat was seenh being used for a tender on a yacht in the port?
 
Bobby, how many step bottom 36's were built? The F2-36 boat, where is it now? I remember watching that boat run at the SBI NYC race some years ago. And of course Meanstreak some years before that!
 
So how many wide beams were there?

Quick run down (or long but know it is a lot to ask) on who built what when?

Name of company, main players, in business from when to when and what rides where made during those times to include the most famous?

HA! I don't think you really want to get into this one at this time.. Maybe a at a latter date.. But here is a picture of a early Apache I built 35' / 12' beam powered by 3208 Caterpillers..
 

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Bobby, how many step bottom 36's were built? The F2-36 boat, where is it now? I remember watching that boat run at the SBI NYC race some years ago. And of course Meanstreak some years before that!

Frank

I recall maybe three with the original design.. The 36 - F2 boat is still owned by its original owner Carl in New Hampshire.. Every once in a whiel he takes it out for a blast. We still stay in touch. I will have to look for some picture of the other ones..

Meansteak 41

Yes I also throttled that boat in few races..
 
Bobby, here's a pic of the boat running up around NYC thru the lower Manhattan ferry wakes! :coolgleamA:

And a picture Lucy/Mark took when we were running somewhere off Long Island.
 

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HA! I don't think you really want to get into this one at this time.. Maybe a at a latter date.. But here is a picture of a early Apache I built 35' / 12' beam powered by 3208 Caterpillers..

That brochure lists a 60', can you imagine that with tripple turbines?? pimpin at speed!! :26:
 
Thank You

Do you happen to know if Mr. Flynn stills own the Bull Roar. Last I seen the Apache , it was on its way to Europe on the back of his yacht The Battered Bull. When the Apache arrived in Europe I made arrangements for Patrick in the Netherlands to look after the Apache for Mr. Flynn. That’s the last information I have.. .

That's my all time favorite 36, and you were building it the first time I met you! I have wondered for years what ever happened to it.

You also had my two buddies from Oklahoma, Jay & Wayne Kempton's 36 (Warparty) under construction at the same time. I came in a few times to check on it and see the rest of the boats being worked on. I wish you were still building them! I miss those "check in" trips. :coolgleamA:
 
HA! I don't think you really want to get into this one at this time.. Maybe a at a latter date..

Understandable (not saying that as I know the story but have heard there was some bad blood out there).

Thanks for sharing all you have so far- can't imagine how exciting those times had to be!
 
Name of company, main players, in business from when to when and what rides where made during those times to include the most famous?


Holy chit that would take Bobby the rest of the year to explain. :ack2:

There are TONS of threads on OSO regarding the history of the boats, and the rough story of how the business ran throughout it's years. Great stuff if you have LOTS of time.
 
Magnum Mark's - "Lucy's Mercruiser Special"!

Lucididee took these pics from my boat as we were running together leaving Jones Beach Inlet! :coolgleamA:
 

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FAIR WARNING.........All you Apache owners....this time HORBA is giving you 1 year to get ready.

When we ran the first real open ocean water offshore race last year, from Miami to Bimini and back, not even one Apache showed up for the event.

Bad timing, fear of water, going through a divorce, high gas prices, etc etc etc, I heard all the excuses....no more excuses, get those boats ready!!!!!

You have one year to get ready for a 100 mile run from Key West next November 2009.

The you have two months to get ready for the Miami to Key West race 190 miles on the Saturday after the Miami Boat Show in February 2010.

We will even have a special APACHE class if enough show up.
 

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