This deserves to be saved
 

Check this out ! A real one. http://www.projectboats.net/pictures.html?1034

Best Regards:)

There ya go Steve! Pull the deck off, put a composite transom, stringers and bulkheads in it and chop out any extra weight along the way. You will own the fastest classic ever! :eek: ;) :D :D :D

oops almost forgot .http://www.projectboats.net/index.html#boat_auctions

Sharkey LOL My Boss years back drove one to Nassau in the Bahamas about 186 Nautical miles from Miami.

Best Regards

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:D :D :D :D :D

How about this trailer?

Where the hell is it?????????? :D :D :D :D

http://www.projectboats.net/description.html?1214

1940ish Herschoff with "Character "!! what the hell is that a new name for rot !! but all kidding aside Francis L Herschof was the Man! :)

Fred, years ago there was a 18' Skater on the lake where I grew up. You would be shocked at how fast it was. Peter might give you big money to buy that one back.
Philip

The Skater reminds me of a Molinari I had a long time ago.:)

Steve, that's a cool little boat---needs a lot of TLC though. Unfortunately, mine needs lots of TLC too. :(

i actually e-mailed them about that boat a while ago. It doens't come with a trailer and they want alot of cheese for it.

...And I quote "This would need to be rebuilt before moving anything on it." but, "The frame and axles are in 'good' condition"

Ya, okay. :rolleyes: :D :D :D

OH! OH! They have a 1971 Bertram Moppie hull for sale!!!
http://www.projectboats.net/descript...ified.htm?1179

Think i'll buy it and start my own Ship Shape TV series!!!

"And on todays episode we'll learn how to take out all the screws and put them all back in again!" :D