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yo guys. correct craft junkie and ski nut logging on. the current stable contains a '60 starflite, '69 torino and a '72 nautique.
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Welcome to the board!! Where are the pictures of the boats?? Hope you enjoy the site too. -
let see how this goes..............
the daily driver. 72 promo. 25 gallon fuel tank. i smoked the waukesha engine but it is in the basement, elberts shaft double shaft, 12x12 nibral, faded airguides, rear seat pad blew out somewhere on the 670 mile trip to the orlando reunion. ya.
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this is the next project after the woodie. she screams.
she needs EVERYTHING. quite a nasty mess, but i had to have her..........
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I definately have to agree that you have your hands full. I loved the old orange nautiques though. Awesome looking boats.Comment
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I was just about to extend an invitation to you all over at www.inboardtalk.com. This guy knows his stuff when it comes to the old CCs.Comment
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thanks hollywood for recomending this site. surfs up. yes the dryer sheets are hard to keep lit, but once you get them going...............
i search for a separator for three years. i found one for sale in alabama for 44k. now that guy need to set the pipe down. this torino was in goshen in. same hull and pop up windsheild like my old separator. sold.
i have only had it out a couple/three/four times. i have a deep fear of the steering cable mount snapping off at speed ( maybe some deja vu ) , so i run her up then back her off slow. she'll be for wakeboarding and scaring the crap out of some jet skis when they get to close. just kidding :roll:red right returnComment
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