How Did You Find Out

75, my wife hears me laughing in bed over that one

And it started so nicely...

75 Tique wrote: 79nautique wrote: you need to try changing the way the results are listed and choose oldest then you might get your numbers right. and actuall those numbers can come down some as there are a couple duplicate people with different Id's you need to try realizing I probably realized that and hence said APPROXIMATELY. Now, lets see, if we also deduct everyone you've run off.....that leaves us with about 37 members.

well you know if your going to start conterdicting what others have to say and basicly tell them they are wrong then you should be a little bigger person and be prepared to be corrected, don't start throwing stones because I answered a simple question then you throw out numbers that are not even close to the actuall facts and then through in the bone head comment You'll have to ask so and so because i don't see a corrolation between the two, no ***************, Really, wow how many people post there diaries post at the same time the regester? I'm betting not to many most do that well after the fact and that's why the numbers are way different but then common since should have kicked in but sorry guess it just doesn't for some.

75 Tique wrote: 79nautique wrote: boat dr wrote: I have my CCFan # listed as 1533 . I would like to know what my original CCFan number was? can any one tell me this???????????????????????? Boat dr 1294 I believe about 1250 or so after mine. The 1533 is the diary listing number, which does not appear to have any correlation to when you joined or added your boat to the diaries. Billy, your diary entry is 1533 but "boat doctor" signed in as approximately member 237. Brads barracuda had to be one of the first diary entries and it is number 507. Chris is approximately member number 54 but his diary entry is 756. I guess Keith or Brad would have to explain the diary entry number.

you need to try changing the way the results are listed and choose oldest then you might get your numbers right. Then subtract the two for guest and adm as they are no-one then you'll see I was 52 and the doc was 1292 or page 3 and page 52 respectively for everyone that has signed up not that are actively posting and actuall those numbers can come down some as there are a couple duplicate people with different Id's hell Bill if you know what your orginal screen name was then that will be posted too pretty easy if you go into the members list option.

boat dr wrote: I have my CCFan # listed as 1533 . I would like to know what my original CCFan number was? can any one tell me this???????????????????????? Boat dr

1294 I believe about 1250 or so after mine.

I have my CCFan # listed as 1533 . I would like to know what my original CCFan number was? can any one tell me this???????????????????????? Boat dr

Billy Sutton, aka, Boat Doctor joined on June 27, 2004.

it dont beep!!!!!!!! i think the a-hole heard it and it started to get annoying and he dis-connected it

Kristof...you are right! I fact my comment to Alan after he made that statemment was " Alan you could be in several other countries and find the same"! It's world wide!
Looking forward to meeting our first international traveler at GL!

Do not know when I posted first, Date, nor how I found "HOME". I did sign in earlier but lost my pass word and had to redo my sign in.
I tried the search "THING" and did not find my first post. Can someone help out an OLD MAN with this issue????????????????
I am curious as to when I first posted, and what the topic was.........Boat dr

I had owned my 88' for a while and was looking for some help with something and found nautiquefan.com. I too freaked when it disappeared of the net and wondered what I was going to do. Found PN and joined there but soon found out that most members there were guy's who had newer boats. Googled Correct Craft and came up here. Never looked back since. I visit the other 2 owner websites but they just don't cut it for me. I'm here 5-10 times a day and maybe once a week on the other 2.

Thanks guy's for all you do here but most of all thanks Keith for providing us ALL with what I consider the MOST valuable set of tools any boat owner could have.

This Site and the knowledge and experience of others!!

I joined my first waterski club in the early 90's. The towboat there was a Ski Centurion, but one of the members owned a '92 SN. First time I saw that boat, I was sold! From that moment I started dreaming of owning a CC...

In the summer of 2007, it started to look as if the dream could finally become a reality, as a friend from the ski club I'm in now told me he wanted to sell his '89 SN. I drove that boat on quite a few occasions while he skied behind it. So I told my wife I really wanted that beautiful boat, and she immediatly agreed. So in august 2007 we made a downpayment on the CC...

I started to look for info on the net and typed "Nautique" in the search bar... Found PlanetNautique.com, the2001.com and started to look on there. Good sites, but only when I digged deeper and typed "Correct Craft" in the search bar, I landed here... The great welcome from you guys made me feel right at home!

Since then, CCF.com has become a daily routine for Chantal and I. We made great new friends on here, and we are so looking forward of meeting some of them next summer!! We are convinced that our stay with JBear and Patti will be an unforgettable one... And, I won't even start on GL next year. We will be there!

stang72 wrote: I heard the Magicman Alan...say something this while visiting Rob and Dena and others in Indiana...we could go to any state and find a member who would take us out for a day on the lake!

Stang, to me it goes way beyond that... It's really becoming worldwide. Any of you guys are welcome here if you ever decide to take a visit to Europe

I was searching trannys, voila.

PLBC tipped me off to the site. He posted our 88, which is the third oldest boat in the diaries behind Keith's 79 Mustang and a 62 Competition Skier posted by Keith as well.

I honestly thought tryan went off to Iraq and didn't come back. I emailed with him off the site, and he told me he just got busy with other things besides the boats. I thought he had a third, smaller Correct Craft. Something from the 60s with a "fireball" engine it it???

I joined this site and a couple others probably around my freshman year in college, just when you think you know it all. I don't even want to know what my first post was.

By far my favorite website.

The summer of '06 was the first summer in recent times without access to a boat. The prior 5 years, we used my families' 1957 Chris Craft with my wife and young daughters. My Dad passed away and the Chris Craft was not at Green Lake where I spent most of my time, most summers of my life. I ached to be on the water with my family, however, I sat at the end of the swimming pier and was nearly at the point of tears.

That winter, I started looking for a boat. Had to be an inboard, fiberglass, classic and affordable. I started looking into Centurys (almost bought a big, fat Coronado) but Google (or higher powers) brought up CCF.Com.

Prior to January '07 and CCF, I didn't know what Correct Craft was. I knew of Nautiques, of course, but I never knew the parent company made boats "since 1925".

While searching the classifieds and lurking in the forums, I found my Classic and it was only 20 miles away. It was exactly what I wanted. I finally got up the nerve to ask a few questions on my first post.

Little did I know that thread would have set a pattern that will impact my life for many years to come. I ask a noobie question, a bunch of good guys offer great advise, Jbear jumps in with good natured encouragement and then the whole thread goes off-topic .

Also, everything I mentioned in the post that I tried to avoid, I didn't. And I couldn't be happier. Everyone here has been so willing to help me improve the old girl. I truly could not have made this boat safe and reliable with out them.

Our boat, this site and the reunions changed many things in my life. The time I spend with my wife and daughters on the water are the happiest hours of the year. We all have picked up watersports and have become quite passionate about it. And we all look forward to the reunions and other times we get together with other CCF'ers.

I went looking for a boat and I ended up with a bunch of friends across the country. If that doesn't embody the spirit of Correct Craft, I don't know what does.

had a supra and found a decent site that helped with a few problems. When I decided I was going CC or bust on the next boat went searching and found this most excellent place. I tell every CC owner I can about it--including a guy yesterday who has an 98 Sport. I especially like the "regulars" on here.