Great post, thanks for sharing

Wrong area to post this topic. I will move to Electrical

Thanks

I would think 50 hours to be a pretty big number. When I had the Skiff for fishing I did about 70 hrs in two seasons.

paul Harrison would be a good one to chime in as he uses his boat a lot.

Dan;

Can you provide details on the year and model you have?

That might help locate others with the same boat who have found the material you are looking for.

Thanks

The latest that we know (two days ago) was that the shipment (the replacement) was confirmed as of a couple of weeks ago. We have reports from as far as Australia of the Bell being received but none yet in Canada. The Postal service is telling us that in some cases it could take 3-6 weeks for delive...

On behalf of the Board of Directors and all our volunteer staff at the Chris-Craft Antique Boat Club we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! Thank you again for all the support of the Club in 2012. It's been a challenging year but we overcame many obstacles and are now set for a gr...

I'm not the Gar Wood expert but my 1931 28-40 had a Consolidated panel. You could have the wrong panel. http://s14.postimage.org/wtal3138t/IMG00049.jpg http://s8.postimage.org/rkhfs16mp/IMG00050.jpg Or perhaps your boat might just use the three hole version. http://s8.postimage.org/6c3rals5t/Consoli...

I have both. Send an email to

[email protected]

and I will email to you.

Nice work Brian.

hello; Anyone heading East from northern Cal? I am having a new trailer made and will need to get it from Sacramento to Oklahoma in early Jan. I was hoping to find someone already making the trip that was able to tow a trailer back. We could set a boat on it if need be. I've contacted John Freeman b...

Congrats! Mark

The 22 Custom was our first family CC

How do you know its a reverse rotation? If it is left hand any consideration to using the correct right hand rotation?

just asking

Thanks for posting

Did I mention i hate you and your clean shop...

Go to Art.com

Search on Chris craft or wood boat

You can get a new one made from the original from this firm.

www.eatonquade.com

It is not that expensive and the modern materials are much tougher

Ask for Barb or Doug

All; On behalf of the Board and our Chris-Craft Antique Boat Club Administrative Team I just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!! Thank you all for your patients, dedication and membership this year to the Chris-Craft Antique Boat Club. As we head into the final stretch of 2012 you should ...

Great post Brian!

What year is your boat?

Pics?

Contact Woodies Restorations. They advertise in the last Brass Bell

I think they make a reproduction of the entire unit.

Nice looking engine John

Pete;

You could go nuts like me and have it custom made...

Not an economical solution

Steve;
did you ever get that missing issue with the pre-war racer article?

Hans;

Hope you feel like your membership to the CCABC was worth the money because this is fantastic information.

This is what the Club is all about, bringing people and information together.

Brian let me know that these cans came from Don Hardy at McCall Boatworks

http://mccallboatworks.com/index.html

I called him and he said he was working on the Texaco can next.

If you want one you can connect with them

Well I have a chunk of this stuff.

You're not talking about the green stuff are you?? Is the green the same pattern as the gray just different color?

Paul;

These would be the correct size and style of can for your 1940 19' Custom.

Surely they copied an original that did not have the marine on it?

Tom;

there were several different styles of cans. Here is a pic of an original one gallon standard. It's possible they might have copied a version that did not have "marine" on it. who knows...

All; While out at Tahoe/Sierra Boat Co. I saw these in their store. Pretty cool reproduction Duplex oil cans. The can is not a screen print but rather a sticker but I give an A for effort. Contact Sierra if you are interested in putting the finishing touch in your bilge. www.sierraboat.com http://s7...