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Step bottoms weren’t new when the offshore guys found them
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Originally Posted by XstreamVking
Chrysler Town and Country Woodie , WOW ! that car today would be worth a Fortune !!! :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Ditchburn Vikings were made from 1928-1931. 7 of the original 20 survive. They went were 40+ mph boats. I like the dark green interior better, and it's more typical of Muskoka boats of that era. But the other picture shows the step. I assume Pipckorn had never heard of these, but it would be fun if he had when he used the name for the best known Hydrostream model.
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Was it a step hydro? Like a 3-point but the entire front of the boat is deeper ahead of the step.Quote:
Originally Posted by XstreamVking
I’m guessing the former owner of the bikini wishes they still had that body to fill it. Time is merciless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forkin' Crazy