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03-31-2010, 01:11 PM #1
Chris Craft style boat Bits and Hardware
Where can one find deck Fittings, Bits, Various Hardware and accessories for the older vintage Chris Craft Style Boats.
Dumas doesn't list any but they have to be available somewhere.
Thanks
Karsten
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03-31-2010, 01:28 PM #2
Which model boat?
Dumas does list some hardware kits for the 24' triple cockpit, the barrelback (2 versions) a utility, and the Cobra. You can find them on the Dumas site under Accessories, Fittings.
Also, sometimes you see NOS deck hardware on eBay...1983 Shadow 21, Yamaha 250 HPDI
1961 Grumman 13, Johnson 15, "Gunkhole"
1931 Hacker Hydro, Phantom 75
1930 Sea Lyon 28, Scripps 208, "Tomahawk"
1929 Chris Craft 24, Chrysler 115, "Reflection"
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03-31-2010, 08:49 PM #3
The boat is a Black and White 28 inch double cockpit and nothing like I have seen available currently. The seat are actually Leather and the bits and what not on the deck are rather crude and I am gonna venture a guess to the early 60's.
After removing all the bits and hardware came the foil tape someone had used for trim using straight pins.
Found a double door hatch and the wood work inside the boat is heavy duty.
Ordered the Hardware for the CC 3X cockpit after you pointed me to where to find it and it should cover the old holes.
Thanks for the point in the right place to find the stuff.
Karsten
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04-01-2010, 07:19 AM #4
You're welcome, good luck with it - post a pic when you get it done!
1983 Shadow 21, Yamaha 250 HPDI
1961 Grumman 13, Johnson 15, "Gunkhole"
1931 Hacker Hydro, Phantom 75
1930 Sea Lyon 28, Scripps 208, "Tomahawk"
1929 Chris Craft 24, Chrysler 115, "Reflection"
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04-03-2010, 09:20 PM #5
Post some pics up, wanna see it !!!!
I have gone to find myself , If I return before I get back - Keep me here
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04-04-2010, 07:16 PM #6
Well the new parts are on the way as well as SS Rub Rails and trim for the motor compartment. Someone used Maylar Tape and straight pins instead of the metal rails and little nails.
Karsten
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04-04-2010, 08:31 PM #7
Very Nice! Looks like a 19' Racing Runabout, I've restored two of those.
1983 Shadow 21, Yamaha 250 HPDI
1961 Grumman 13, Johnson 15, "Gunkhole"
1931 Hacker Hydro, Phantom 75
1930 Sea Lyon 28, Scripps 208, "Tomahawk"
1929 Chris Craft 24, Chrysler 115, "Reflection"
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Photography:
KAOS Imagery
Flickr
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04-04-2010, 08:49 PM #8
Cutwater,
I saw you restore boats and you also have listed a 1936 Gar Wood Speedster in your list.
I ran across a CD with plans to build a 1/1 scale Gar Wood Speedster and wonder what the odds are a novice with some skills could actually pull off building one?
Any idea what it would cost?
Funny, I built models of things all my life and now it is 1/1 scale Harleys, maybe a Gar Wood Speedster and hopefully I run out of money before I want a tank or APC.
Karsten