A piece of history gets its due, http://speedonthewater.com/component...competition-38.

What an incredible labor of love.

Sorry for the somewhat less than artistic story layout. Speedonthewater.com currently is being redesigned. The new and much-improved version (at least I hope) should be done by the end of the month.

WOW - he is my new hero! You have to love stories like this.

Yeah cool project. I been following this on Speedwake for years.

Thanks Matt for the great article, love my B38. I know Phil Lewis will also be proud of his history.
I will be at the Jacksonville poker run again in 2011. lets run em boys!.
Kurt B38

You're welcome, Kurt. You did amazing work.

Working on correcting your name in the photo captions. Tired eyes last night.That wll take a little more time but it will be done today.

Great write Kurt !! Hope all is well.

Great job on the story Matt - and obviously - on the restoration, too. It's wonderful to see these classic come alive again!

Awesome job on the resto. I had no idea they only built 15 of these. I wonder how many still exist.

+1

Great restoration and great story about it!



I saw this Bertram on a poker run a few years ago:
http://www.flpowerboat.com/gallery/d...lbum=23&pos=25

Owner has a fleet of offshores (3 Apaches, 46 Skater etc) and this boat ran great. No the owner was not Chris Sunkin!

Only three that are usable, there are two more in yards resting. The other ten are long gone.
Kurt