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Updated:
6/26/2009 (15 years ago)
Originally Posted: 6/26/2009
Total Views: 3,487
Owner: Patrick Allen
Forum Nickname: p/allen
Location: Dixon, IL
Model: 1972 Skier
Length: 16
Engine: Crusader Conquerer 302
HP: 220
Hours:
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Forum Nickname: p/allen
Location: Dixon, IL
Model: 1972 Skier
Length: 16
Engine: Crusader Conquerer 302
HP: 220
Hours:
Modify this Diaries Listing
I saw this boat sitting on shore at a cabin for a few years. I told myself that I wanted this boat.
Every weekend I would drive by in my parents boat, until one day there was some one there.
An old guy from Chicago owned it. I talked to him for a short time before he said that it was for sale. It was in a state of disrepair but I figured I could handle it. I took down his name and number and thought about it for a week or so. Then I called him up to set up a time to meet him. The time just happened to be the week that my oldest was born. That was 15 years ago.
We have had a lot of fun in this old boat. I honestly don’t think that I will ever sell her. With the help of Correct Craft Fans all around the world, I will be able to keep her running forever.
Every weekend I would drive by in my parents boat, until one day there was some one there.
An old guy from Chicago owned it. I talked to him for a short time before he said that it was for sale. It was in a state of disrepair but I figured I could handle it. I took down his name and number and thought about it for a week or so. Then I called him up to set up a time to meet him. The time just happened to be the week that my oldest was born. That was 15 years ago.
We have had a lot of fun in this old boat. I honestly don’t think that I will ever sell her. With the help of Correct Craft Fans all around the world, I will be able to keep her running forever.
