| Dillon Racing | Build Your Own Raceboat |
Racing Powerboat Plans, a comparison table
"I have had no problems at all.... It has been a heck of a lot of fun to build."
Tony F., Minneapolis, MN USA -- building a Dillon Mini Vee
| Length | Beam | Hull Wt. (approx.) | Accomplishments | Purchase or Info | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Dillon Pro Tunnel | 11 feet 1 inch 3.38m | 78 inches 1.98m | 220 lbs. 100kg | 2nd Place, 2009 GT Pro Highpoints Championship |  Payment Options Details & Video Construction Notes |
Dillon Mini Tunnel | 10 feet 8 inches 3.25m | 71 inches 1.80m | 220 lbs. 100kg | 1st Place, 2006 Mini GT Highpoints Championship | Payment Options Details & Video Construction Notes |
Dillon Pro Vee | 12 feet 7 inches 3.84m | 62 inches 1.57m | 190 lbs. 86kg | 1st Place, 2008 & 2009 GT Pro Highpoints Championships | Payment Options Details & Video Construction Notes |
Dillon Mini Vee | 11 feet 11 inches 3.63m | 60 inches 1.52m | 180 lbs. 82kg | 1st Place, 2007 GT Pro Highpoints Championship | Payment Options Details & Video Construction Notes |
 Jack Plate |
Build it with aluminum angle and hardware-store nuts and bolts. Will handle up to 40 hp. |
Payment Options Details |
NOTE: My plans do NOT include blueprints or full-sized drawings. They are made of up of smaller, measured drawings which print out efficiently on 8.5" x 11" or 8.5" x 14 (or similarly sized) printer paper. You can download and print this TEST IMAGE to test the quality of my drawings.
"The project has moved along nicely since the last update despite some patches of fierce
heat which seem to appear every couple of weeks for about 3 to 4 days above 40 degrees C [104°F]."
Rod M., Goolwa, South Australia -- building a Dillon Mini Vee