1963 Glasspar G3 (13.50 feet) with a 70 Mariner (came with a very tired 75 Evinrude). I was only 11! My late father started my training early who had a trawler at the time. I guess some kids play catch with their dad. We were a boating family all my life until he passed away suddenly three years ago. Man, the countless running hours (and props) jamming around the CA delta in that thing. Had it until I was 21 (I'm 40 now). Great memories.

Current boat is a Donzi Black Widow

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1989 Baja Sport 250 - fun little boat - took a lot of abuse

17 foot Lyman Fisherman. 4cyl. Grey marine inboard. Mom and Dad bought it to keep me busy. Lots of wood work. But sold it for twice what the parents bought it for.

1950's Ladd wooden hulled Inboard w Cadillac V8 engine.
Bought this bucket with my wife right after we got married in '66.
Have had bigger and better boats ever since - but never more fun :rolleyes:

First boat - a 70's era Glen L flat bottom with an inboard big block Chevy - a basket case when I got it, did a resto, sold it afterward and bought a Glastron CVX-16 with a Johnson 115....... many good memories with those boats.
Now have a Baja 280 Sport Fish, a Sunfish, and an old nameless deck boat we use to gunk around the mangroves.(keeps the kids happy fishin')

first boat
 

then: 1968 14' Larson w/ 40 H.P. Johnson age 13
now: 1988 42' Wellcraft Excalibur Eagle age 47
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first boat
 

1980 boston whaler 13' when I was 12 (still own it today)

although technically my first boat was a new 1978 super sunfish.

current family boat is a 24' Donzi Black WidowAttachment 294103

First boat my family ever had when I was a kid was a old 19' Cobalt with an open bow and a tri-hull.... First boat I ever owned on my own was a 26' Mach 1 Concorde with a 460 and OMC drive.

This is my first boat. It was raced by Glastron and ran in several marathons: Salton Sea, others. It had been converted to pleasure use (for the President of Glastron) when I bought it.
The deck was "wooden-art": built by Hallet and the hull was custom built by Glastron.
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My first boat was in 1984 I purchased and rigged this STV with a EFI.
It weighed 425 lbs new. I pounded it and it hurt me. In the end I learned how to fly a boat. There is no boat that will chine walk on me.
Jim