Tell you what ..... put that thing in the water with about 20 gallons of gas, add a little sunshine and I'll guarantee that you're about to have one of the best days of your life! :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
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Tell you what ..... put that thing in the water with about 20 gallons of gas, add a little sunshine and I'll guarantee that you're about to have one of the best days of your life! :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
...yes, it was a 1000BP, 1968 boat/engine, boat i.d./hull number 39712...http://admin.antiqueboatamerica.com/...6/39712(5).jpg
Pretty sure that is the 54 boat I ran. took it off the top of Marcels car. Won almost everything I ran with it. Great boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2us70
Sure is..Quote:
Originally Posted by 2us70
Marcel Raveau was awesome!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt.Insane-o
...if its one thing that Nick and his son's too, Curtis & Victor, were always game for...is wheeling & dealing. Regular Monty Hall's. Good guys though.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2us70
...This is Victor Chapmans business these days. Front loading yacht tender boats. He's always designing & building new things.http://www.26northyachts.com/wp-cont...on-tenders.jpg
Year 2020.
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Switzer Baby BulletQuote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Mark75 grafted onto a Mark55H tower and foot. Late enough to have 2 into 1 stacks, so that puts it into the 1960's at least a few yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Yes, its a Corvair convertible. The only trim difference between the '65 and '66 is where the "Corvair" emblem is on the front. On the '65 its on the hood, on the '66 is below the hood on the front of the trunk. I don't think there is enough showing not to say this isn't a '67. The differences between the '65 to '69 were minimal trim differences. Outside of a Lakewood wagon or pickup, my choice for a Corvair tow vehicle would be a convertible with a 140hp motor.Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
My brothers. Older than me by 10 years..20 H and quickie. Only pic known and fuzzy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark75H
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