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boys, your wet behind the ears,in the 80s it was a excaliber pre chris craft. this "cat" named fountain took some hulls from "north american prod. padded and stepped the hull, put in some turbo big blocks and added #2 speedmasters ,did in the high 80s this was the begining of regie fountain . this boat here was sitting around 14mile and I 94 behind a trucking co. if memory servs corect the owner when i saw it was "m.i.a" its been covered on a trailer for years and was cleen
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Reggie's first boats were built by Bill Farmer at Excalibur Marine (my old next door neighbor). the ones Bill built for him were not stepped bottom. I think he added a pad but other than that they were right out of the Excalibur molds. after a couple of years Reggie started building his own hulls. a while after that Bill sold Excalibur to Wellcraft and moved to NC with his wife. last I heard from Bill his health was failing but that was quite a few years back.
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Reggie's first boats were built by Bill Farmer at Excalibur Marine (my old next door neighbor). the ones Bill built for him were not stepped bottom. I think he added a pad but other than that they were right out of the Excalibur molds. after a couple of years Reggie started building his own hulls. a while after that Bill sold Excalibur to Wellcraft and moved to NC with his wife. last I heard from Bill his health was failing but that was quite a few years back.
My mother lives about a mile from the Fountain factory in Washington, NC. A couple of years ago I stopped by the factory (I work for a Fountain dealer) to see what was new and Reggie had hull #1 out back prior to being restored to its original glory - teak floor and all.
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