June 8th-11th, NO Name, NO Host, NON Event, Great Sacandaga Lake, NY

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Originally Posted by JamesGang

Since were waiting do we get a couple of the Chris Craft too?

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Sure! 1928 Chris Craft 24' triple cockpit. Original boat was put together with steel screws :( They were rusting bad on the decks, plugs popping, and cracks all over.

I put new decks (mahogany) on, stained them and did 12 coats of varnish.

The owner wanted wood plank floors too, that isn't original to these boats, gray linoleum over plywood was.

Hopefully no one will do burn outs in a motorized cooler on them :)

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i would love a wooden boat.... like more than anything... well most things...

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Originally Posted by cutwater

Could it be???? The Shadow actually caught by a camera????
http://www.cutwaterboatworks.com/snf...17/shadow!.jpg

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Looks like more than once

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Originally Posted by Jamescole

i would love a wooden boat.... like more than anything... well most things...

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I'm sure I can set you up with something :)

Awesome Kent. And now that you mention it, I should have had you helping me with that wood floor. Don't know what i was thinking

Awesome job Kent , boat looks gorgeous !

Boat wouldn't stay running but had a great time anyway.Thanks Rocky and angie for a great breakfast and pontoon boat ride sunday afternoon.Thanks Gogats for the boat ride sunday morning,my rear is still sore LOL.Great BBQ John and Deb.:cheers:Another great romp pete,nice to see bunny getting into engine troubleshooting.

He knows everything but doesn't do much engine work cause he says chicks don't dig him as much with greasy fur.

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Originally Posted by cutwater

Sure! 1928 Chris Craft 24' triple cockpit. Original boat was put together with steel screws :( They were rusting bad on the decks, plugs popping, and cracks all over.

I put new decks (mahogany) on, stained them and did 12 coats of varnish.

The owner wanted wood plank floors too, that isn't original to these boats, gray linoleum over plywood was.

Hopefully no one will do burn outs in a motorized cooler on them :)

http://www.cutwaterboatworks.com/snf/cc1.jpg

http://www.cutwaterboatworks.com/snf/cc2.jpg

http://www.cutwaterboatworks.com/snf/cc3.jpg

http://www.cutwaterboatworks.com/snf/cc4.jpg

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Kent, amazing work! Looks awesome!!!!

Thanks to PETE for your efforts to ensure we all had a great time. Thanks to Jon and Deb for hosting the BBQ and Greg for cooking. (think I left a blue jacket behind) Thanks to all for making the northern crew welcome, we had a terrific time. Should you wish to travel north , give us a call.
Al

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Originally Posted by wetsidedown

Thanks to PETE for your efforts to ensure we all had a great time. Thanks to Jon and Deb for hosting the BBQ and Greg for cooking. (think I left a blue jacket behind) Thanks to all for making the northern crew welcome, we had a terrific time. Should you wish to travel north , give us a call.
Al

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Always a pleasure to have you guys Al:thumbsup:

Give it to Nick, the bunny is making him the lost and found department.

With instructions to dispose of any minds he comes across, and if any are found labeled "alby" or "jimmy" do not touch.....simply ABANDON IN PLACE and call Hazmat.

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Hmmmm, almost perfect haircut

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Originally Posted by transomstand

Hmmmm, almost perfect haircut

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At least he HAS hair! Where did mine go :(