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I do not remember which side the helm was on ,but I do remember that U-Joints were right under my ass and given the condition of the rest of the boat I was a bit nervous.
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Originally Posted by rws
(Post 4435315)
I do not remember which side the helm was on ,but I do remember that U-Joints were right under my ass and given the condition of the rest of the boat I was a bit nervous.
It tickled a bit huh???? lol (the people in my office are looking at me funny as I sit here laughing....) |
Originally Posted by phragle
(Post 4435376)
It tickled a bit huh???? lol (the people in my office are looking at me funny as I sit here laughing....)
Funny like you are a Clown? Funny like you are there for their entertainment ? |
I don't remember anything "tickling".
More like I was waiting for the U-joint to explode Sending shrapnel into my body. |
Originally Posted by olredalert
(Post 4435283)
----The helm on a V-drive Hornet back then could have been on either side.......Bill S
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----That's a question for the gurus at the Donzi Restoration Society. I imagine Jim or Scott will find this in due time and give you an idea........Bill S
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Originally Posted by olredalert
(Post 4435468)
----That's a question for the gurus at the Donzi Restoration Society. I imagine Jim or Scott will find this in due time and give you an idea........Bill S
This appears to be one earlier than 1967.... |
----You are correct on the early part as I think the deck is the earlier style........Bill S
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Come on Bill, what,s one more....
I guess at our age this ones a bit much to take on! |
Originally Posted by olredalert
(Post 4435689)
----You are correct on the early part as I think the deck is the earlier style........Bill S
The property owner said the boats owner is still around.... The plot thickens.... |
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