Just really noticed that most Hydrostreams seem to be up North. Not nearly as many from the south.

Hippie, its not that far a ride...LOL. I drove from Ga to PA to pick up my '79 V-king.

Hippie459MN wrote:I have that video on my computer somewhere and it is just awsome. I wounder what he is seeing for speeds there. And he sure knows how to drive that thing too.

You aint kidding! I get scared at 65 !!

Couple things on the chine, if it ain't chinin, ya aint flyin. It's all normal. Seat time and steering input is about the only way to control it. Solid mounts and good steering are a must. I see alot of people use to much trim too. Let it get on the pad on it's own. If you rooster is a lot higher t...

My 1988 Vegas has the factory aluminum rub-rail, has anyone converted their Stream to a more durable and modern type? Doug in Tampa I'm looking for rub-rail too. I found it at a Hydrostream dealer/shop,,, but they are in Canada. I would prefer to buy locally, if possible. I just painted my Viking a...

Hi all, nice to see a site just for Hydrostreams. I have one 1979 V-King and a 1982 Viking. The V-King has a 2.6L Evinrude XP and the Viking has a 175 Johnson on it. I like 'em both ( Hydrostream crazy I guess) but the Viking is a nice cruiser. I do have a question though... The V-King has an inhera...