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Old 04-07-2002, 11:55 PM
Scott Scott is offline
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Thanks again for your information ...

This Forum started up around the end of February 2002 by Jason Goldfarb AKA Trayder...as far as the website.. we'll ask Jason those details.... We all owe him a great deal for what he has done by facilitating this site.... The information that is exchanged and shared around this site is tremendous....especially for those of us in the beginning or middle of a restoration. Without this site I couldnt converse so easily with guys like yourself to get ideas for my restore.

Jason I said it once .... and I'll say it many more times THANKS FOR THE GREAT WEBSITE [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img]

As far as the pictures go...your more than welcome to send then to me....however I will just end up sending them to Jason (admin@classicseacraft) so he can put up your own page with your story about the boat and pictures...Sorry Jason...I'm making more work for you [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

Oh yeah....All of the brackets that I've looked at, either on the boat or inquired about, are the floatation type....as you suggest I dont know why you would put a non-floatation bracket on your boat...I'm sure thats how the originals started out...but why would you put one on now with the other available ....I guess there's a reason for everything...

[ April 07, 2002, 11:34 PM: Message edited by: Scott ]
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