Long story but Happy Ending
08-03-2016, 03:32 PM
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Here are some shots of the boat as it looked originally and during the restoration.
It originally was yellow and through the many owners it was also white at one time.
We have had so much luck with our race boats that were black, that is what we decided on for this latest version.
Originally we had a black interior and low seats.
First test of the boat, fueling up at the marina, idling out from the Tami lift.
The young kid in the drivers suit is my oldest son Charley at a race out of Plymouth Mass for production boats. He is the one who found the boat and restored it. He is now over 50 years old.
It originally was yellow and through the many owners it was also white at one time.
We have had so much luck with our race boats that were black, that is what we decided on for this latest version.
Originally we had a black interior and low seats.
First test of the boat, fueling up at the marina, idling out from the Tami lift.
The young kid in the drivers suit is my oldest son Charley at a race out of Plymouth Mass for production boats. He is the one who found the boat and restored it. He is now over 50 years old.
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08-03-2016, 03:47 PM
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My son with his 24 footer back in the 80's.
Nice ride for a teenager.
280 small block and TRS sterndrive.
The larger boat was my 34 footer with twin 454's and TRS drives
Same paint scheme on boat boats and a high waterline as we left them in at the yacht club docks.
Nice ride for a teenager.
280 small block and TRS sterndrive.
The larger boat was my 34 footer with twin 454's and TRS drives
Same paint scheme on boat boats and a high waterline as we left them in at the yacht club docks.
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08-04-2016, 10:15 AM
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