2009 CCF Special Edition 196

Bruce, you are going to give me a complex and make me think everyone ignores my posts (and links)

It's probably about time to update the story.

I saw the picture of this boat but I never clicked on the thread till today ?           Soo where is the boat now?

Man, I just love the story of this boat..
And everytime I veiw the photo's of the build makes me very happy
to be part of it....


Everyone enjoy this thread, because it's one of a kind..


The Godfather

Even the mention of "members" is getting The Godfather aroused. He'd fit right in at the BBC.

quinner wrote: reidp wrote: For those not familiar with it, the BBC is the "Boys Boat Club"     Well Dah, your a member therefore it definitely does not stand for Big (another name for member) Club!

I am sure that there are those on the website that can come up with interesting words that would work with "BBC"

I guess that's my responsibility now and I haven't done a good job thus far. She's been proudly on display at the BBC since her trip down to Lake Norman, Mooresville/Charlotte, NC. For those not familiar with it, the BBC is the "Boys Boat Club" as someone jokingly named it, and is just a warehouse where a number of buddies store and work on boats, 90% of which are vintage Correct Crafts. We've covered the walls with CC banners and beer girl posters and have a beer stock that typically rivals An-Busch. I'll post some new picts since we had to change locations several months ago.      

Nevermind, already answered on a previous page.

TRBenj wrote: Larry, all you gotta do is buy Randall's Mustang!

Tim, even closer.

For those who haven't see it, I've created a desktop image of the CCF boat in multiple screen sizes.

You�ll find them on the CCF boat page and I�ve posted them here:


1280 x 1025
1024 x 768
800 x 600
1440 x 900

To make one of these images your desktop, follow the appropriate link then right-click on the image and select 'Set as Background'.

-Keith

Thanks Keith
What a documented history this boat will have. Super slide show.

The signature was an extra special touch...way cool!

8122pbrainard wrote: Riley wrote: The signiture on the boat is perfectly smooth. How did they inlay the gel coat? Bruce, You'll see that in the above photo, Ralph's signature has been routed out with a die grinder (Dremel tool) and burr. Then a note for it to be filled with white gel. Sanded smooth and buffed out.

Now that you've explained it... I'd been wondering how they'd done that. What a beautiful job.

The signiture on the boat is perfectly smooth. How did they inlay the gel coat?

Very Nice!!!!!