That is all you gotta do
That is all you gotta do
Gambler 2200/250 Pro XS
Ya I remember that issue. It wasn't as fast as I would of thought. Looks cool
I saw this boat at the Dallas Boat Show back then. Pretty impressive looking. 100mph in a bass boat in those days was yuuuuuuge.
I remember that issue.....crazy back then
Gambler 2200 / PRoCraft 180 / Roughneck Jet / Mercury 250XB, 175 / Evinrude 50
Those older Champions were really nice looking boats IMO. The hole thing looks bad azz. With two 250 XB's on the back you could just sit there and watch the fuel gauge drop.
It would be cheaper to go to the strip club and make it rain than taking the boat out.
Gambler 2200/250 Pro XS
From what I remember it never hit 100. I could be wrong that was awhile ago. Lol.
Went and found that issue in the junk closet. 96.8 was the top speed. Still haulin a$$. Sweet looking.
That is pretty cool that you still have that issue.Originally Posted by Bensy
Gambler 2200/250 Pro XS
Does anyone think it's possible to fabricate a robust bracket to house two outboards to go on the back of a G? Need to beef up the transom? That magazine picture has me curious.
Come to think of it. My ass end sits pretty low, that may swamp it as soon as it floats off of the trailer.
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02' 2100SC-250xB-Dual 12' Talons
They must have taken that thing all over the country. I seen it at the Big E way back when. They had it hooked to a Hummer they were both insane!
They built 3. 1 went to Japan.
Badass looking.
I can't hardly drove mine with one on the back
~~1995 Gambler~~
Mercury 250 ProXS
Bobs 10" AJ
Dual Power Poles
2-HB 1199's HB 1158 HB 597 in dash
Ultrex 112
"Runs like a cheetah... with his @$$ on fire"
Just put a Seven Marine on the back 627 hp should get you 100 mph. The drawback is the motor cost more than the boat. lol
Me neither
Gambler 2100 dc
You are thinking of it all wrong! With two motors on the back you will get there faster, so you won't have to drive her as long right?? Should be easier if you don't have to drive her as long.
Gambler 2200/250 Pro XS
Wonder where this hull ended up.
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Not a problem in the right water conditions and proper set-up. Set-up and trimmed correctly, A Gambler is one of the easiest driving high performance boats on the market. Too many want to trim too high due to incorrect set-up.
"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."
I think with the 400R I might get close to 100 with my sterling....I aint skeered...LET IT ROLL....
LD
yea I think I could do it with the supercharge 450 Yamaha sho.
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