wanting opinions and suggestions
#1
Hello boating friends,
I have a new project I am wanting to start. I have recently acquired the Don Aronow 24 Revolution mold and planning on repairing some issues with it and slightly reshape. My concerning questions for everyone.......
1. Being a new boat builder in the industry, would trying to reuse the 24 Revolution name for the finished product offend anyone, especially since it was Don Aronow?
2. Does anyone know how many were actually made? I believe it ran from 88 or 89 to 91? I bet I'm incorrect, but looking for any info.
3. Does anyone own one that I could come look at and take pictures.
Thank you all for your time and really looking forward to this new endeavor
Neale Glass
I have a new project I am wanting to start. I have recently acquired the Don Aronow 24 Revolution mold and planning on repairing some issues with it and slightly reshape. My concerning questions for everyone.......
1. Being a new boat builder in the industry, would trying to reuse the 24 Revolution name for the finished product offend anyone, especially since it was Don Aronow?
2. Does anyone know how many were actually made? I believe it ran from 88 or 89 to 91? I bet I'm incorrect, but looking for any info.
3. Does anyone own one that I could come look at and take pictures.
Thank you all for your time and really looking forward to this new endeavor
Neale Glass
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From: Cape Coral, FL
I have a 24 Aronow cat, a guy here in cape coral has one of the last ones built and I have a friend in Jacksonville that has one.
Mine:
http://fortmyers.craigslist.org/lee/boa/4454074301.html
Last one built:
http://www.screamandfly.com/showthre...ghlight=aronow
Other Ones:
http://www.screamandfly.com/showthre...at#post2428803
Mine:
http://fortmyers.craigslist.org/lee/boa/4454074301.html
Last one built:
http://www.screamandfly.com/showthre...ghlight=aronow
Other Ones:
http://www.screamandfly.com/showthre...at#post2428803
#5
Thank you Maritime!! I've seen the bow-rider for sale, the last one built most definitely came from the mold I have; I would like to return the transom to flat. Do you know the final production numbers?
thank you!
thank you!
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From: Cape Coral, FL
I would not change the transom. The Aronow cats have a very hard time getting on plane and the transom angle helps this problem because it allows for negative trim. If you made the transom flat you would have to run wedges behind the jackplates during rigging.
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From: Ontario, Canada
I see that you have a hydrostream, I am at the Hydrostream factory in Brechin Ontario every week, John Spaeth the builder is amazing
Hello boating friends,
I have a new project I am wanting to start. I have recently acquired the Don Aronow 24 Revolution mold and planning on repairing some issues with it and slightly reshape. My concerning questions for everyone.......
1. Being a new boat builder in the industry, would trying to reuse the 24 Revolution name for the finished product offend anyone, especially since it was Don Aronow?
2. Does anyone know how many were actually made? I believe it ran from 88 or 89 to 91? I bet I'm incorrect, but looking for any info.
3. Does anyone own one that I could come look at and take pictures.
Thank you all for your time and really looking forward to this new endeavor
Neale Glass
I have a new project I am wanting to start. I have recently acquired the Don Aronow 24 Revolution mold and planning on repairing some issues with it and slightly reshape. My concerning questions for everyone.......
1. Being a new boat builder in the industry, would trying to reuse the 24 Revolution name for the finished product offend anyone, especially since it was Don Aronow?
2. Does anyone know how many were actually made? I believe it ran from 88 or 89 to 91? I bet I'm incorrect, but looking for any info.
3. Does anyone own one that I could come look at and take pictures.
Thank you all for your time and really looking forward to this new endeavor
Neale Glass
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