Clayton 2010 Pics

[Chad Durren]

Sorry guys, it took me a while to find wireless up here.

Enjoy.

http://gallery.me.com/cdurren#100219

[Ken Miller]

There's some pics in there of an awfully good-looking '51 18 ft. Sportsman. Who might that belong to? Eh?

Seriously, what do you have to do to get your boat in the building?

Ken Miller.

[Chad Durren]

WoodyBoater did a much better job of getting pictures of the boats under the "BIG TOP". You'll see from the pics what it takes.

http://woodyboats.blogspot.com/

[Jim Godlewski]

Thanks Chad for posting the photos. What a great looking bunch of boats. Some top notch boats for sure. The shore homes are sweet too.

[JohnKadimik]

More GREAT shots from Clayton taken by my daughter Natashia. Please follow the below link to view some photographs of the show.


http://claytonboatshow2010.shutterfly.com/pictures

[Don Vogt]

thanks, John, for sharing a great set of photos. One of the boats that caught my eye was Pardon Me in the museum. Can you tell me more about that one?

[Mark Christensen]

Here are my pics. Also there are some pics of Halls Boats in Lake George, NY I passed through on my way home. Nice operation they have going.

http://picasaweb.google.com/stolte.dansker/Clayton2010#

Halls Boats:
http://www.hallsboat.com/

[JohnKadimik]

Don, The 'Pardon Me' is a John Hacker design built by the Hutchinson Bay Boatworks,Alexandria NY in 1948.Powered by a Packard V-12, 1800 HP engine. Google it, it's a very cool boat

[Don Vogt]

thanks, john, will do. I was wondering about that as its fairleader area looked similiar to Thunderbird.

[Ken Miller]

Bob Speltz dedicated some space to it in his book "The Real Runabouts".

Ken Miller