Plenty of room in my yard right next to it's old friend the Cobra.

Mark

We may have the great weather out here,, but all of you in the Lake St Clair Area have all the fun, with finding all these great classics and restoring them

Thank you
jim

Yes Jim we had many of the classics here, but if we had your good weather 12 months of the year I would go crazy keeping up with maintance & fuel cost. Here is one more pic of the Baron from back in the day...

Can you explain what difference with wolverine OD bells are they Casted with more material
Brass or Magnesium?

Pete Smith cast them with beryllium bronze, much stronger than Aluminum. Back in the day many of the racers all owned specialty shoppes that could make better parts [ exhaust, props, gimbals, & shafts than the OEM guy's, and they did.

Miller001 needs to check this thread out.

Awesome job Mark at finding the ol girl!!!
I was told that my dads boat was destroyed..Im so happy you found her!! (man is someone cutting onions in here?? lol)

You know im going to ask would you sell her back to us?
Id restore the boat back to the Super Moth of course. ill put my William Clay Ford Donzi on hold for this boat

Home Port Miller Marina

how the hell do you load pics!

[IMG]/Users/chipmiller231/Desktop/00000001.JPG [/IMG]

Love it! Congratulations!

Chip, If Bill & I don't restore her you were are first choice to contact, racing against your Dad was one of my racing highlights. There were two blue Bertram Barons on the lake but this is the SUPER MOTH.