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Morfoot
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Art probably does...Maybe he'll see this thread and lay some more CC history on us. |
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"Morfoot; He can ski. He can wakeboard.He can cook chicken.He can create his own self-named beverage, & can also apparently fly. A man of many talents."72 Mustang "Kermit",88 SN Miss Scarlett, 99 SN "Sherman"
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TRBenj
Grand Poobah Joined: June-29-2005 Location: NWCT Status: Offline Points: 21186 |
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I dont think there were that many of the solid striped 80-81's compared to the normal single color (more intricate design) stripe. At least not based on what Ive seen in person and in the diaries. The above boats are Ken's (Nautique2001) former '80, and then the only 3 in the diaries. I have seen at least one more in person (red/brown). If anything, I would guess the solid color stripes may have been the option since theyre relatively uncommon... but who knows.
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phatsat67
Grand Poobah Joined: March-13-2006 Location: Indiana Status: Offline Points: 6157 |
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I am with you Tim. Seems like there has been more and more solid color boats from those years the more I think about it. Was the other color scheme and extra cost option? Who knows.
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DrCC
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Huh, never saw one.
Still doesn't look normal. But they prolly saved a ton on masking tape. |
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TRBenj
Grand Poobah Joined: June-29-2005 Location: NWCT Status: Offline Points: 21186 |
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Al, that makes sense on the frame/fender change.
I have seen enough of those solid striped 80-81 boats for me to believe they came that way from the factory. Most seem to have been 2-color, but this 3-color looks original too. |
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DrCC
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Gary, I actually have a euqituaN ikS t-shirt.
Tim, I think '75-'76 bout the same time they changed fender style. Stoked, you plannin' on puttin' the right graphics back on ? |
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phatsat67
Grand Poobah Joined: March-13-2006 Location: Indiana Status: Offline Points: 6157 |
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Noted Timmy haha.
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75 Tique
Grand Poobah Joined: August-12-2004 Location: Seven Lakes, NC Status: Offline Points: 6130 |
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Shiny
The picture of your 50 ford reminded me of this car. It was done by a friend of mine up in MA. He is primarily a car guy but I met him at the lake after pulling up to check out his beautifully redone 67 Stevens flatty. He sold that and redid an old Donzi next. He wasn't into boats until he picked up the flatty just for the engine to put into one of his car projects, but then he got bit by the bug and restored the Stevens instead. His current project is this 37 truck that is going to be a dragster. |
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TRBenj
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CC actually switched frame rail sizes at some point in the mid-late 70's sometime... and Im not sure exactly when. All of my #3's through '74 have 3" channel, and all of them from 80-83 have 4" channel. I think either that trailer has the smaller channel (the one under my '80 is definitely 4") or the bunks are taller (4x4's) that are playing tricks on your eyes... or maybe both.
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Gary S
Grand Poobah Joined: November-30-2006 Location: Illinois Status: Offline Points: 14096 |
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Now that's what I'd call a reverse gel
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phatsat67
Grand Poobah Joined: March-13-2006 Location: Indiana Status: Offline Points: 6157 |
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Retract my boxed statement but retain my shorter in height statement.
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phatsat67
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Timmy, if you look at the frame rails on the above trailer they look like they are boxed and maybe a half inch or inch shorter than the period CC trailer you pictured. I would also bet that if it is a CC trailer said modifier probably lined the bunks up to the read of the boat as to not make the transom overhang the trailer (he knows not what he does!)
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TRBenj
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Zach, good point. It looks like the boat is pretty far forward on the trailer, which would make it appear narrower at the front. A picture from the side would confirm. Im guessing the tongue cant be lifted easily (or at all) by hand? It almost looks like the bunks might be 4x4's as well?
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Hollywood
Moderator Group Joined: February-04-2004 Location: Twin Lakes, WI Status: Offline Points: 13515 |
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I'm with Zach, does not look like a CC trailer to me either but should work just fine.
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phatsat67
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Tim, You're probably right but that trailer looks like the bunks pinch the nose off soo tight like off brand trailers.
I assumed the red was faded off the other Canada decal haha. Cool pic. |
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quinner
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If you are going to repaint the graphics there is artwork on the site for creating a mask for an 81, my 80 was Chevy powered. If you repower ideally you would want to use a reverse rotation motor, there are some guys who have gone standard rotation with big HP like PAPA in Indiana as one example.
Zach, did notice the canada flag, pretty cool |
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TRBenj
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Nah, thats a CC trailer thats been modified. Most of the early inboard trailers (MC, Supreme, American Skier) leveraged the CC design pretty heavily.
Ive seen a Canada sticker in that place on one other boat. No idea if the factory did it or not. |
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phatsat67
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Anyone else notice the Canada flag in place of the USA flag? Pretty neat never seen that before.
Congrats on the boat! Looks like a modified ski Supreme or Master Craft trailer. |
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dwcar
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Welcome to the site Shiny,
You do know that the Windsor in your boat is a reverse rotation?? |
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29EHV8
Newbie Joined: September-26-2013 Location: Cobble Hill BC Status: Offline Points: 26 |
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Dreaming, it is a small world!
Jpass, thanks eh! Well the seats are missing so will be building all new stuff, luckily a few of my buds are great upholsterers. I am going to redo, replace the stringers, transom and floors. Not sure about the motor, getting mixed info. I do have another good Windsor so may replace it, but I have lots of killer small block chevys in my collection so uh...hmmm And I will get rid of the ugly puppy poop brown too, kids say Lime or Purple This site / forum is awesome, been checking it out for a few years now, you guys know your sh*t!! |
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-Shiny
Low buck, Cool as F*ck Hot Rods |
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JPASS
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Welcome to the site. What are your plans for your new project?
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'92 Correctcraft Ski Nautique
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Dreaming
Platinum Member Joined: May-21-2010 Location: Tacoma, WA Status: Offline Points: 1870 |
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Dash shows it's older than 82... might explain some of the space between the fender well and the gunnel on the trailer.
Small world :) I have family in both MV and Kent. Pretty sure I have admired your Merc crew in the past also... Diesel crew cabs are pretty sweet. |
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29EHV8
Newbie Joined: September-26-2013 Location: Cobble Hill BC Status: Offline Points: 26 |
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Hollywood, its a HUGE land mass, little more specific please. I have been to L.A. and all it did was rain, does that mean it rains all over the US 100% of the time? hehe
Quinner, perfect! It feels like home already |
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-Shiny
Low buck, Cool as F*ck Hot Rods |
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quinner
Grand Poobah Joined: October-12-2005 Location: Unknown Status: Offline Points: 5828 |
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Lots of short bus guys here you will fit right in, lol
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Hollywood
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My friend went to Canada once and said it was cold.
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29EHV8
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Ha! Shows what you know about this large country up here. I live in Victoria BC, Miama of Canada...
Last year it snowed one day here, Christmas Day, perfect eh! And I drove my Merc Crewlcab that day |
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-Shiny
Low buck, Cool as F*ck Hot Rods |
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Hollywood
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Too bad you only get 19 days a year to drive those up there. Neat stuff. I like the S10 Blazer too.
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29EHV8
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Here is my 1966 Mercury crewlcab, Factory built with speedy upgrades by me. Its my family cruiser, swapmeet bruiser! Most of it is original paint, it only has 45,000 original miles, was a Fire Crew Truck and spent its life sitting in the Fire Dept shop. I have another one I am puting on a Cummins 12valve 4x4 chassis This is our '35 Ford Phaeton, yes it has a trailer hitch! My '50 Ford shoebox, I built it, cruised it then sold it. It is now on one of the Hawaiian Islands I did some work on this '55 GMC sChOOL bus. i looked after it for the last few years, it as just sold and is now in Ontario somewhere |
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-Shiny
Low buck, Cool as F*ck Hot Rods |
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29EHV8
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Thanks again guys. I will look really good for the H.I.N. |
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-Shiny
Low buck, Cool as F*ck Hot Rods |
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quinner
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Get some pics of the interior and motor also and while your at it some pics of the kool stuff from your shop!!
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