Oh, yeah, we had her dragged to Canada and TK and Rick went across with the trailer to bring her home. I THINK it was repaired by Aero Marine. The entire racing number (and the fiberglass was wiped out from the stuffing at the North end of Peche Island. It's a funny story as to how Bob and Connie were trying to let us know we had this huge hole in the starboard bow.

Must be Woverine Bronze cast plates. Bonanza still has hers on. Those things were indestructible!

OK, last posting on this thread. Searace, as usual, is right. Poor Bonanza was also damaged and sunk in Lake Pontchartrain but the regular crew was nowhere near it. We had loaned the boat to Davey Gillmore to do a couple of races down South and he and a guy named Chuck were in it. I don't know if tyhe USCG responded in that way there as well, though. More likely the story is an amalgamation of the two incidents. Davey passed away last year and he's sorely missed by his old pals. He was one of the best throttle/trim men in racing and was known everyone that was anyone in Offshore "back in the day".

There is a Sport on ebay 1973 with bravo's looks nice biding at 9000.00 +++ 24degree it up in your state, have you seen this one ???

It's up north a couple hours.......looks decent though.

It was on Ebay last year sometime......

Look's like a shark bite on the one outdrive skeg ???

What did it get to on E Bay last year...don't thing you can buy a decent Sport or Maltese for lees the $20,000 today...not from what I have seen in the last 6 weeks $12,000 for racing Maltese lots of work to $30,000 for the sport in storage for 18 years. Bud

It got to $15K last time but maybe it sold for more......?

The drives look like they have a low X dimension, and the seller has some feed back issues ??

The guys asking questions don't even seem to know what it is......