thank you for your info. like i said you built a great boat. has held up for 40 years of use. and last 20 years from me. do you know where the hull numbers were put?

http://s860.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=scan0001.jpg I have a 1983 24ft monza and was looking through some old paper work and ran across the brochure.

boy i like to get that brochure!

Here's a little sumtin sumtin for ya.
http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/2503/39241717.jpg

http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/5489/88235317.jpg

Here's mine;
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBzcrm3w9L0[/YOUTUBE]

Hey Hangtime
You still got that lift in one of those pictures?

what year was that mag? also what mag is it? is it sportboat?

Sportboat - Feb 72

thank you. thats a sweet vid of yours. nice restoration. boat looks great!

That lift was made by a guy across the street, but was used by capital corvettes in DC for pulling corvette bodies - I used to borrow it from them everytime I needed it. They no longer exist. The guy who made it may still know where it is if you need it.

I have some pictures from the 70's of monzas but i can't figure out how to post the pictures direct with out using photo bucket. We had a 19ft monza with a jet drive. I'll work on my picture posting skills.

Monza
 

Ken Elkind created & built the Monza line from 1969 through 1973. Who owned & built Monza boats throughout the remaining 70's? In other words, who was Kens' successor? Thanks