To Quote Gilligan

[kom526]

Definitely want to avoid this:

 

[Bird Dog]

Only five? ;-)

16' Carolina skiff with 25HP - running and on the boat lift at the end of the pier .
32' Marinette flybridge cruiser - running and just had bottom done and tanks filled.
41' Hatteras SF Convertible - should be running in another week or so and back overboard. Needed fuel system work and fresh bottom paint.
17' Champ XVII - very rare (1972) performance boat, built in Miami by a friend of Don Aronows. 500HP Holman Moody 428 and a Berkeley 12JG jet with drag intake setup is ready to go in the hull as soon as we finish hull restoration
16' Donzi Sweet 16 - Original Holman Moody 302 boat, 1973. In beautiful shape except for the transom wood finally giving up. Need to replace that..outdrive getting a little too loose on the transom ans some leaks started.
20' ProLine center console, 1984- the original Evinrude 85HP finally gave up a piston and only running on 3 cylinders. New Yamaha 115HP going on it in a few weeks.
18' Woodson Center Console - daughter hit a submerged log last fall that ate the lower gear. Wanted to replace that 150HP Johnson gas hog anyway...she's getting a new 70HP Yamaha since we don't ski behind it any more...
16' Carlson Glastron CV-16 - 1972 classic runabout. Freshly rebuilt Volvo B20 AQ130 engine and 270 outdrive ready to go..but we need to wet sand and clear coat the hull first.

Sailboats:
18' Hobie Cat
16' Rebel
13' Rhodes Robin

Funny thing...all of the above, except for the Hatteras and Marinette are sitting on nice galvanized trailers, all in perfect condition. ;-p The two big boats live in covered slips at local marina.

That’s like having 10 wiives.....

 

[Gilligan]

That’s like having 10 wiives.....

Cheaper. And they never complain. ;-p

 

[Bird Dog]

Definitely want to avoid this:
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It’s amazing the different “water craft” I see living next to Point Lookout State Park. I don’t even know who dreams this stuff up.......

 

[Gilligan]

It’s amazing the different “water craft” I see living next to Point Lookout State Park. I don’t even know who dreams this stuff up.......

One of our favorite sources of entertainment is to stop by the Piney Point boat launch park on a holiday weekend and watch the show. ;-p

 

[Midnightrider]

Only five? ;-)

16' Carolina skiff with 25HP - running and on the boat lift at the end of the pier .
32' Marinette flybridge cruiser - running and just had bottom done and tanks filled.
41' Hatteras SF Convertible - should be running in another week or so and back overboard. Needed fuel system work and fresh bottom paint.
17' Champ XVII - very rare (1972) performance boat, built in Miami by a friend of Don Aronows. 500HP Holman Moody 428 and a Berkeley 12JG jet with drag intake setup is ready to go in the hull as soon as we finish hull restoration
16' Donzi Sweet 16 - Original Holman Moody 302 boat, 1973. In beautiful shape except for the transom wood finally giving up. Need to replace that..outdrive getting a little too loose on the transom ans some leaks started.
20' ProLine center console, 1984- the original Evinrude 85HP finally gave up a piston and only running on 3 cylinders. New Yamaha 115HP going on it in a few weeks.
18' Woodson Center Console - daughter hit a submerged log last fall that ate the lower gear. Wanted to replace that 150HP Johnson gas hog anyway...she's getting a new 70HP Yamaha since we don't ski behind it any more...
16' Carlson Glastron CV-16 - 1972 classic runabout. Freshly rebuilt Volvo B20 AQ130 engine and 270 outdrive ready to go..but we need to wet sand and clear coat the hull first.

Sailboats:
18' Hobie Cat
16' Rebel
13' Rhodes Robin

Funny thing...all of the above, except for the Hatteras and Marinette are sitting on nice galvanized trailers, all in perfect condition. ;-p The two big boats live in covered slips at local marina.

Bwhahahaha
He doesn’t do his routine and preventative maintenance but he expects you to believe he has a bunch of trailers for them that are in ‘perfect condition’.

god damn mo, who are you trying to impress?

 

[limblips]

I have two boats a 1958 Lonestar (pictured) refurbished by me and an in work 16 Ft 1955-57 DuraCraft twin cockpit (splash date TBD). Looking for a FeatherCraft dual cockpit.

 

[Midnightrider]

I have 4 boats. Two newer ones, a 24 Ft Sweetwater pontoon and an 18 Ft skiff. But my loves are my 1958 Lonestar refurbished by me and an in work 16 Ft 1955-57 DuraCraft twin cockpit (splash date TBD).

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Nice work.

I recently made new cockpit cushions in the same colors for my sailboat. I was surprised how hot the red got considering it was only about 80 degrees that day. Luckily I used the red as accents and it is only along the back edge of the seats. Still, a bit uncomfortable when stepped on with bare feet

 

[limblips]

Here is the
DuraCraft. The model year is hard to nail down since they assigned build numbers sequentially instead of by model and the records were all destroyed in a fire. I am looking for a new or used curved windshield if anyone has a source. Motor is a 1958 Johnson Super Seahorse. Great runner after new coils and a carb rebuild.

 

[PrchJrkr]

One of our favorite sources of entertainment is to stop by the Piney Point boat launch park on a holiday weekend and watch the show. ;-p

We used to sit at Quade's and watch the fluster cluck. Some people shouldn't be allowed to own boats. Watched a bunch from DC try to load on an Easy Loader trailer with all but about 6 feet of the trailer under water. They couldn't figure out why it floated back and forth, but wouldn't make contact with the rollers. I felt like telling them they had to wait for the tide to go out.