Aeromarine IX
 

.....finally decided to let her go....too many things going on and i have no time to work on her...someone showed but i always told she was not on sale...
Now i must decide to sell her, i will never get her done right due to many things going on..

If Someone is interested, drop an email...
Could be a great historical boat for someone

Clear your inbox! Or send me that email!!! Thanks!

Can you pm me some info and pictures. Love the old 36s

If this is the boat I think it is ,I was very interested in this boat at one time. Infact we exchanged pictures. For the record I believe it is the boat he says it is but it will be a gigantic project. The previous owner graphed a cabin onto the deck and MF began the process of removing it. It is a classic bare hull in need of proffesional talents to restore ,

If this is not the boat I am thinking about my appologies to MF for any confusion.
Rick G.

Yes it is. After thinking for a while to convert into a cc, i'll soon start the body work. My plan will be to do all the work this summer, early autumn and then rig the boat during winter time.
Currently i am deciding if go for the original style the boat had or do a raised deck to gain some cabin height...
I have already bought resin, biax and mat (some rolls ;-) ) so once i decide the resto will be on.

Any photos of the 36 where it is visible the deck from various angles could be very useful to me... if anybody has got them please post here, Thanks.

Really?

It's kind of now or never, i'm getting tired of having this hull laying in the hangar and nobody seems to be interested in buying in the current conditioni, so i'll do the massive work of Resto.

Very best wishes with your project. This boat represented a milestone in the history of Offshore Racing, first race win by a Kiekhaefer Aeromarine engine in 1972. It has always been a favorite of mine and it would be really good to see it back to its former glory.

Phil.