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Here's page 6 & 7. I love the vintage Chrysler outboard on the boat in the first picture. :devil:

Yeah, those were the good-ol-wild-ol days. :p And then the insurance companies got involved. :D Glad to hear you're enjoying the vintage scans. :) -Chris

Yeah, it was getting pretty disheartening for sure. I also try to listen to Leafs lunch when I can - or Hockey Central. I typically flip back and forth depending on what they've got on, or whom they've got on. As I'm posting this, Dion just drilled a guy and had his first scrap - so things...

Are you a hockey Fan ATV? Sure sounds like it. :thumb: -Chris

Glad to hear those posts helped. :thumb: -Chris

Here's page 4 & 5. :thumb:

There were some more Yamaha outboards in the Zodiac booth. These are cool rigs. :thumb:

Thank God and Brian Burke is all I can say. I'm not too sure how many more Leaf games like last night's I could stand! There are two seperate deals... Deal #1 Going to Calgary from Toronto... Matt Stajan, Niklas Hagman, Jamal Mayers & Ian White Going to Toronto from Calgary...

Here's page 2 & 3. :surf:

Here's the next Larson Brochure up, the 1970 edition. Thanks once again to Dale for taking the time to scan these for everyone. Here's the front cover. :)

All of the various engine manufacturer's, typically have the largest and most elaborate booths. Here's a larger view of the Yamaha display. :) Here's a couple of shots of some with their cowels off. :devil:

Welcome aboard Troy - nice to have you with us. :) -Chris

Here's the final page. :)

Here's page 22 & 23. :)

Cool. :) If you get one, be sure to post up some pics - it would make a great thread. :thumb: -Chris

Well, yeah it's possible on a small boat with lots of power to blowover. I know on Mark's Hydrostream site, he has info on blowovers for some of the various 'Stream models. Here's a link to Mark's site, I'm not sure if you've been there already... http://hydrostream.org/ With the...

When you say flip, do you mean as in a blowover? -Chris

Here's page 20 & 21. :surf:

Well pads are a funny thing - if they're too wide, then the hull can ride harshly as you start entering the domain of a flat bottom boat. If they're not wide enough, then it's hard to get the boat up and riding on the pad, or even if you do, the boat might tend to fall off the pad. And...

Hey John, Most of the rigging, guages hardware etc. on most boats comes from outside suppliers. Have you tried looking somewhere like Westmarine or Overton's? Perko is a company that manufactures a lot of stuff like that. I would maybe try searching Perko's site (they have an online...