Supra Saltare in France

[86 century]

Looks like the right one to me.

[Sdc77]

Ok thanks. I find it at a local dealer, I get it tomorrow or friday

[Sdc77]

I rebuilt the carb. It's not so complicated and there are not that much tuning to do on it. But it was still running bad. So I did something elementary (I was so stupid to don't start frome here), I remove spark plugs to check. They were full of oil and dirty. I clean each. Now it runs near perfect, maybe a little accelerator pump tune, but I will do it on water.

It's alive !

[86 century]

Told you hollys are pretty basic.

Glad you got it going

[Sdc77]

Here we are finaly :

[Sdc77]

[Sdc77]

And the first ride :

[DAFF]

Just spent the last 20 min or so reading through the tread. Great job on the tower, speakers and the look of the finial product.

Keep in mind the biggest killer of these boats is extended time sitting in the water. Can't remember any pics of the rear of the boat. Does it still have the Trapps or flappers on the back. I hope they have been sealed well and do not leak!! For this is the main point of water entery into the foam filled cavities.

Has anyone done a LP conversion for marine applications in France??? As for the trailer the European look seems under enginered to North Americian standards but will work fine.

[TitanTn]

Nice. It's good to see it on the water. Strange to see everyone wearing coats though!

[ruby23m]

Great to see your boat come alive, and thats one of the nicest looking Saltares I've seen on this forum. Congrats!!