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Updated:
8/30/2013 (11 years ago)
Originally Posted: 8/30/2013
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Owner: Frank Teasley
Location: Dalton, GA
Model: 1974 Ski Nautique
Length: 19.5
Engine: Ford PCM 351
HP: 225
Hours: 1950
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Location: Dalton, GA
Model: 1974 Ski Nautique
Length: 19.5
Engine: Ford PCM 351
HP: 225
Hours: 1950
Modify this Diaries Listing
I bought this nice Ski Nautique in December of 1998. I had wanted a older Nautique for what seemed like forever and wouldn't settle for anything else. I had to have the look and sound of the Correct Craft!!!
I went to boat dealers, offering me new boats such as Baja, Moomba, Master Craft, etc (even Correct Craft), although they where nice, I just couldn't afford it.
I just kept looking, I would buy Boatrader magazines and go look at used boats (keep in mind this was before everyone had internet). One day I found a good deal in a older Master Craft but it just wasn't a Correct Craft, I kept looking, I always felt like they were knock-off's.
Then one bright December day the sun was shinning my way, like a beckon. This beauty was sitting in someones yard for sale, my heart skipped a beat. Now all that time waiting for the right boat was just a fainted memory and I'm glad that I waited, even by now I could have afforded a new one, this was the one!!! Wouldn't want a diffrent one.
I wrote a check and took this baby to the lake that day. Now, 15-years later, I still love this boat, it's like my hot rod. I enjoy it every time we go out, I get complements from passer-bys and the DNR will pull me over just to check it out. And as they say...."The Rest is History"
I went to boat dealers, offering me new boats such as Baja, Moomba, Master Craft, etc (even Correct Craft), although they where nice, I just couldn't afford it.
I just kept looking, I would buy Boatrader magazines and go look at used boats (keep in mind this was before everyone had internet). One day I found a good deal in a older Master Craft but it just wasn't a Correct Craft, I kept looking, I always felt like they were knock-off's.
Then one bright December day the sun was shinning my way, like a beckon. This beauty was sitting in someones yard for sale, my heart skipped a beat. Now all that time waiting for the right boat was just a fainted memory and I'm glad that I waited, even by now I could have afforded a new one, this was the one!!! Wouldn't want a diffrent one.
I wrote a check and took this baby to the lake that day. Now, 15-years later, I still love this boat, it's like my hot rod. I enjoy it every time we go out, I get complements from passer-bys and the DNR will pull me over just to check it out. And as they say...."The Rest is History"