Miss Sweden; to post or not?

I am a little disapointed..., thought this was seriously, ...will read between the lines more often before answering in future...

Nice one, she found a direct way in my heart, but will be expensive in maintenance like any beautiful woman...

Hi,

Outmywindow,- Is this the type of bird you rescued?

As a latecomer to this thread ( new position, workin'-like-a-fool, whine, whine...)
I commend outmywindow, codger, and catmando for their loon-atic ways.
Good karma to you, guys!

And a thought, a humble opinion, as always

Is this the sharpest prow since the Reggie Fountain designs? I mean you might get a "bow-cut" ( like a paper cut?) on your finger if you got too close.

Anything "sharper" out there?

KIWI, yes same one. Also a prominent bird in our land as featured on a $1.

She is a beauty but at 140 mph ,I guess only on flat waters .Nice long bow and the deck work is what I like .Awesome boat.Thanks for the pics.

Francois

For all our disappointed readers

Here is the full specification of Miss Sweden.

http://victoriasilvstedt.com/biography.html

I have misplaced that Playboy issue and I doubt there are any more available from Playboy.

Victoria is one of the world's great beauties.

Looking again at the design, Strand needs to address the intake and exhaust ports. They are too small by a large margin.

yes please. does have multihulls? Have to vote yes

Awsome concept.

Mike

I like it.

Looks like a cross between a cigarette (fast) and a pershing (enclosed, bit more luxury) is there anything like it on the market currently?

Carl, how's your friend Dan's high speed boat coming along?
(http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/g.../5415-earthrace-2006-a.html?highlight=klingon)
You first mentioned it to us on 08-03-2006 and we've (mostly) been good boys and girls, any updates?

Look but don't touch

Like they say, guys; "If you want to be happy for the rest of your life..."

The Coasters? Correct me if I'm wrong.

I think she could run 100+ in 2-3s. At 55' she can span the waves nicely. My only concern is her weight. At 12,000lbs she is the lightest boat of her size I've ever heard of. I would want suspension seats as she is a sitdown boat.

And there is no doubt she has the correct propulsion package for both speed AND reliability, unlike the 51' Bladerunner with her bloated 1000hp Caterpillar diesels that weigh 3800lbs each.

OK, thanks Carl.

Everyone seems to be able to do 45kts nowdays, so anything that can to a fair bit more (with a few friends on board) has my attention.

I don't hear much about Magnum boats, but they look pretty serious.

What a waste of time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You've been a member here for a year and you have made only six posts??? Please don't waste any more of your precious time on this site.

ref: "Boatless in Chicago"

This is great. Some poor schmuck, alienated by the glitz and glamour, pacing his appointed furlong around the Miracle Mile, disgruntled by the lack of trim revealed this time of year, can't find his car for the deluge of brown and yellow snow, tired of his pathetic life in this low-rent, roach riddled maggot hole of a town...

How thoughtful of you to write. The weather's been awesome,dude. Wish you were here!