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SShooter 
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 Topic: Correct Craft name plate.Posted: August-19-2004 at 8:55pm |
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I need to find the plastic Correct Craft name plate for the side of a 1978 Ski Tique.
The ones on my boat have about had it. Factory new ones are UGLY on a 78. They are white plastic with black lettering. Does anybody know where I can get them made or something. Thanks |
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Stan C
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Posted: August-20-2004 at 3:04am |
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I also have a 1978 Correct craft in need of
the plastic nameplates.I contacted Correct Craft and got permission to reproduce these nameplates. I am now in the process of making a mold to produce the 1978 plates same as the originals.I plan on making about 50 sets, They will be available about the first week of October. Price $135.oo/set. If you are interested my e-mail address is rumstan@aol.com |
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79nautique
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Posted: August-20-2004 at 2:08pm |
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You can get black and chrome ones from correct craft for 20-30 bucks that are exactly like the white and black ones.
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Stan C
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Posted: August-21-2004 at 1:14am |
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79 nautique, I purchased a set of the black and chrome nameplates from Correct Craft and found that the lettering is quite different from the white and black emblems (the lettering is fatter and a different style) I needed the old style for my boat so I am making some.
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77stang
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Posted: September-08-2004 at 12:10pm |
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ive got a mold and made some for mine. really came out good. caveats - not as firm as orginals and sag in 100 degree heat so they need to be mounted with a little glue along with the rivits. most the time in making them is spent in triming excess plastic (sort of like preping plastic model parts for assembly) and painting the letters. i'm really not interested in making them for profit but if you would like a set of unfinished let me know.
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jameski
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Posted: September-08-2004 at 2:12pm |
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77stang,
Are yours white plastic with black letters? If so I'd like a pair. Email me @ jemeryjr@yahoo.com |
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Posted: September-14-2004 at 1:17pm |
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yes - they mold white. paint on the black
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Posted: July-12-2005 at 1:37pm |
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Hey, does anyone know what the original emblems were on an '82 Ski Tique? We took this boat on part restored and they are missing. Did it have a script on the dash as well?
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