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WV Bullet posted these pics for me on another thread. The scoop about this Bullet is that this was the first Bullet to break 100mph. He had a different motor on it back in the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by WVBullet
The owners name was Bill May. He was buddies with Loyle Bryant if I remember correctly. Bill May lived in Kingsport TN. Years ago I was told that this was the first bass boat to bust trips.
I remembered I had these pics, Brad. Thought it’d be fitting to post on this thread.
Actually the speedo & tach are up front. No place for them in the dash/console. Not sure of the history, PO's. I provided the serial # in original post....just trying to figure out what it is. Price was certainly right..so it really doesn't matter...but would like to know what I have.
Thanks for the comments.
Yes, Shadow made an 18 and 20 or 21 foot V-hull... I still see a few Shadows around Laurel and Lake Cumberland area that look brand new... Always wondered if someone salvaged the molds after Glassport went under and makes a new one every now and then... DanQuote:
Originally Posted by Chuck Whitehead
Shadows were made in corbin, ky in one of their lives. I seem to recall a factory in ok, and one in tn at one time. My grandfather drove a delivery truck for a few brand boats back in those days. Theres lots of shadows in ky that have been garage kept and still look real good. I can usually spot a shadow by the stroker looking top cap and the single rod/no reel rod box. I wish i had a decent laser ltv bass boat for my collection. As many of those old boats i was around in those days thats the only one i still want.
Shadow was started in a garage in Friendsville, Tn. Late 80s/early 90s moved to Corbin ky. Someone in FL had the molds and building under another name. Rumor has it the original plugs are sitting in a garage here in town
Use to fish with a guy that had shadows 2 with a 225 and one with a 260 he use to swear all the time they was faster than a bullet . I know every time i went they was pretty wet ride it was the first boat i ever really felt it lifting hard on the pads. That boat may be a splash between one or a old hawk or something or old Brooks may have made a few one offs
Dusty, Billy H still has that black and yellow one that he and his dad ran with the Bridgeport on it. It is still sitting in Commercial Warehouse, hasnt seen daylight since Billy retired.
I wish he would sell it.Quote:
Originally Posted by marty92xrd
What year is your boat?