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As regards Maltese and other Med names, they were meaningless as far as I know. In the early days, we made national flags for the Donzi boats, and some of the Magnums. Malta and Corsica editions were the best looking.
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Originally Posted by GHOST RIDER
(Post 3078549)
Additionally the Dreadnaught was redesigned by Barcone Marine into a center open sportfiserman with a tuna tower by Pipewelders. The forward stowage space was converted into a fine forward cabin with basic requirements for overnighters if one wished. The boat was repowered with twin 427 cu in Crusaders @ 350 hp and continued to be a top performer.
The history of the name of a boat is one of the things that fascinates me most. We have no other information besides the 1967 Bahamas 500 for Dreadnought . Have you no more compete again with that boat? Know if he is still alive today? The boat had sides colored black and what color was the 'ribbon' that surrounded the boat fwd the cockpit? |
Originally Posted by BROWNIE
(Post 3078601)
As regards Maltese and other Med names, they were meaningless as far as I know. In the early days, we made national flags for the Donzi boats, and some of the Magnums. Malta and Corsica editions were the best looking.
Maybe Malta as Corsica to Don reminded his first tour in the Mediterranean in 1965 and perhaps those names opened more doors of the European market for its boats. |
Magnum Name
Here`s one to wrestle with Marco.
1968 - Magnum 26 - 3 x Mercury (375hp) -Driver - D.Shaw. Boat Name - WOOLY BOOGER A 26ft Magnum? It`s enough to hijack this thread! I`ll clear off now. |
Originally Posted by h2oboater
(Post 3078529)
Where did you get the number [1227] ? If you look inside the dash and it says 12 wrote in black marker then it would be hull #12. Hull # 12 went to J Katz back in 1968. The hull numbers did not go on the transom till around 1972. What color is your sport, purple & white ?
My Sport was purple and white. Thank you Jim |
Originally Posted by dammmagnum
(Post 3078914)
My 1973 Sport didn't have transom numbers, it was written with black marker inside the dash. So the transom numbers started some time in 73 or 74?
My Sport was purple and white. Thank you Jim If you recall, can you share precisely where under the dash your hull number was written? The same style of hull ID was done by Donzi, and on Donzi.net we've found that all old boats are numbered in the same place. My 1968 was repainted, everywhere except below deck, and this includes the area under the dash and where the instruments are. Fortunately the wiring was removed prior to all of this . . I'd like to clean off the paint and hopefully find a hull ID. TIA!!! |
Originally Posted by h2oboater
(Post 3078529)
Where did you get the number [1227] ? If you look inside the dash and it says 12 wrote in black marker then it would be hull #12. Hull # 12 went to J Katz back in 1968. The hull numbers did not go on the transom till around 1972. What color is your sport, purple & white ?
The hull number would be in the dash pod? I'll have to take a look. |
Originally Posted by Mario L.
(Post 3079008)
Jim,
If you recall, can you share precisely where under the dash your hull number was written? The same style of hull ID was done by Donzi, and on Donzi.net we've found that all old boats are numbered in the same place. My 1968 was repainted, everywhere except below deck, and this includes the area under the dash and where the instruments are. Fortunately the wiring was removed prior to all of this . . I'd like to clean off the paint and hopefully find a hull ID. TIA!!! Mine was written inside of the the dash module. don't remember if it was the front surface or the surface against the cabin balkhead. I think it was on the front surface,, but not sure Hope this helps Thank you Jim |
Originally Posted by dammmagnum
(Post 3078914)
My 1973 Sport didn't have transom numbers, it was written with black marker inside the dash. So the transom numbers started some time in 73 or 74?
My Sport was purple and white. Thank you Jim |
Originally Posted by GHOST RIDER
(Post 3078550)
Charley,
when are we hearing from the Irish about the Round Ireland.......June is coming fast now! Of the three original boats scheduled, none are going...however we do have a 50 foot with diesels that will be watertested next week and just waiting for shipping info...dates and shipping line. |
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