Steve
Minahan
“I have been involved with Bullet
Boats since 1978 and have raced and prepared my own
Bullet Boats since 1980. The preperation and standard
of finish is the industry leader.”
Australian Distributor for the Bullet 1900 Stern Drive.
This is the boat to use for inboard engine class water
ski racing.
The boat can be supplied at any stage with a stern drive
unit matched to your engine horsepower.
Have a look at some photos of the boat. Other models
available include the 1900 Outboard - race & social,
and the 2100 Outboard & stern drive - race &
social.
The current models 1900 and 2100 are the culmination
of more than 30 years as Australia's premier sports
boat.
Bullets have won class and outright in both outboard
and inboard configuration at all venues throughout Australia.
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The build quality, finish, speed and handling are the
legendary qualities of al Bullets.
The 1900 are a 19 foot hull suitable for 175hp, SMOC
and MOC outboard and stock, 5.2L, 6.0L and 8.0L inboard
with a stern drive
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It has a refined hull shape that gives superior speed
and rough water handling to previous models and now
comes standard with an underfloor fuel tank.
The 2100 are a proven super class winner and are available
in either outboard and stern drive models.
The 1900 and 2100 are available in ski models which
can serve double duty as family ski boats and competitive
social and junior competition boats with stock outboard
motors and fully carpeted and trimmed fit outs.
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Bullet Racing can supply these superb boats in any
stage of fit out to complete turnkey packages.
Bullet Racing has full workshop facilities to carry
out maintenance and repairs from full race packages
to standard social motors and stern drives.
Bullet Racing carries a large range of high performance
propellers, rigging and general marine accessories.
Bullet Racing has large undercover premises and a secure
yard and has marketing programs to sell your current
boat.
So call Steve Minahan at Bullet racing (07) 5437 0166
to discuss your high performance needs. |
