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Updated:
4/7/2014 (10 years ago)
Originally Posted: 8/22/2010
Total Views: 4,758
Owner: Adam Deen
Forum Nickname: IAughtNaut
Location: Cleveland, OH
Model: 2000 Pro Air Nautique
Length: 21
Engine: Ford PCM GT-40
HP: 300
Hours: 280
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Forum Nickname: IAughtNaut
Location: Cleveland, OH
Model: 2000 Pro Air Nautique
Length: 21
Engine: Ford PCM GT-40
HP: 300
Hours: 280
Modify this Diaries Listing
I bought this boat from a CCF member in June of 2010 (Thanks Lee!). This is my first Correct Craft, really first boat of any kind, but I grew up on my dad’s ’75 Ski so I guess you could say I’ve always had Nautique blood.
I live in Cleveland, OH and keep the boat on Lake Erie, where its actually not as hard to find good water as you might think. When I picked it up in South Carolina, the first thing I did was take it to my parent’s house in Georgia to surprise my dad. He’s an old school guy, a veteran of Cypress Gardens, Sea World of Ohio, and The Tommy Bartlett Show in the Wisconsin Dells, so the first thing he said when I pulled it into the drive was "I like your trailer". We took both boats out together the next day. My mom was up because for 30 years she’s called my Dad’s boat "The Nautique" and now doesn’t know what to call mine.
I’ve been skiing my whole life, and decided that now would be as good a time as any to learn to wakeboard, and with the exception of a few minor repairs, this boat has given me all I could hope for. I don’t have too many buddies in this area who are used to skiing when the temperature’s above freezing, but they all agree that the cup holders are just the right size to hold a cold beer.
UPDATE 2/1/2011: I said above that it was in my blood...check out these pictures my mom found of my grandfather’s 1970 Skier, affectionately known as "The Red Monster". That’s me in the last pic, probably about age 5, framed by the same boat. Sadly, the monster’s no longer with us, my dad gave her to an uncle of mine who broke the trailer axle on an overpass towing it across the PA turnpike.
I live in Cleveland, OH and keep the boat on Lake Erie, where its actually not as hard to find good water as you might think. When I picked it up in South Carolina, the first thing I did was take it to my parent’s house in Georgia to surprise my dad. He’s an old school guy, a veteran of Cypress Gardens, Sea World of Ohio, and The Tommy Bartlett Show in the Wisconsin Dells, so the first thing he said when I pulled it into the drive was "I like your trailer". We took both boats out together the next day. My mom was up because for 30 years she’s called my Dad’s boat "The Nautique" and now doesn’t know what to call mine.
I’ve been skiing my whole life, and decided that now would be as good a time as any to learn to wakeboard, and with the exception of a few minor repairs, this boat has given me all I could hope for. I don’t have too many buddies in this area who are used to skiing when the temperature’s above freezing, but they all agree that the cup holders are just the right size to hold a cold beer.
UPDATE 2/1/2011: I said above that it was in my blood...check out these pictures my mom found of my grandfather’s 1970 Skier, affectionately known as "The Red Monster". That’s me in the last pic, probably about age 5, framed by the same boat. Sadly, the monster’s no longer with us, my dad gave her to an uncle of mine who broke the trailer axle on an overpass towing it across the PA turnpike.
