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05-06-2013, 05:38 PM
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Tim,
Very nice find. I'm looking forward to progress pics. I can feel your excitement from here.  Yours is Hull #24, mine is #19. You're going to love this boat once you get used to her handling. She banks more than an F16 in the turns! If you're interested, I still have the two piece mold for the trim plane extensions. They'll only fit if you move the tabs out to the outer panel, but, man, are they responsive. I can keep the boat level in a sharp turn if I enter some opposite tab as I turn the wheel, and I can hold the wheel straight and turn the boat with just the tabs. It's very weird leaning to the outside in a turn.  Dave
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05-06-2013, 09:08 PM
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Gillie, I met Ken Dryden about 18 yrs ago. He really is wider than three of me.
Big enough to use a rake. Awesome. Three trips to the Dump dump dump. Dave`s helm chairs are sweet. And the price... I think we all shop alike, with a keen eye and Scottish provisions. The owner knew what he had. He wanted someone with a keen eye to find her. I repeatedly asked for Papa`s tool box when he died. He knew she would not think about it. I got it. He knew I wanted it. Old family treasures were at the bottom of the dove tailed sweetie. Let your mind run for a while. You earned it. Cheers, GFS Last edited by gofastsandman; 05-06-2013 at 09:35 PM. Reason: None that I can think of.
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