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Flying time post up some more pics lets see what youve got there!
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Do not mean to derail this thread to Mr. Brown, but
your boat is not a SeaCraft... :( See ya, Ken |
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Wanna bet?
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I agree with NoBones.. not a SeaCraft there is only one step and no variable dead rise. But we could have Carla ask Carl for us... CARLA!!!!
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It's the same hull as #31. Look closely at Mr. Brown's boat... It has about 3" more freeboard and 3ft longer. I does have VDR only slighly different than you're used to seeing. The boat is so narrow (8ft max sheer beam) that it needed only 1 step per side.
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Re: Frank G. Brown III, 07-06-1934 - 06-02-2010
I`m sorry to hear this. I hear the fishing is always good, your motor runs fine, and you don`t even need a trailer.
Mark was kind enough to walk me around the VDH Hybrid 27 out of the mold last fall. Very interesting. Saw it in the slip this year at the show on Friday. Amazing numbers and very pretty. Sorry Mark wasn`t there `til Saturday. They lived in a window when anyone could compete. Even ladies. :D Remember him well and often. Cheers, GFS |
Re: Frank G. Brown III, 07-06-1934 - 06-02-2010
Idont understatand your last post GFS, please elaborate a little for us please!
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