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I appreciate it! S :)

Randy, down in galviston is a great guy! He looked, and looked, and looked to find one of these emblems and came up empty. Searched Mercury obsolete parts, checked other places that may have had such an emblem, and he has almost gone to the point of back tracking junk drawers where he...

Here's the new interior

I tried that. For some reason I can highlight it but, not copy.

boats_007_-_Copy Sean just that easy? Dont think I have it yet...

Okay, A couple of pics loaded in the gallery...just have to figure out how to link them here.

I'll need a brand fourm for Greavette!

I can't post 'em...but I sent a shot of each to Nathan... Nathan, if you have your "ears on"...please and thank-you.

Yes, Thanks. I'll follow up those leads today. the picture and the link posted are of my current emblem.... fingers crossed!

Well that's really good news. I'd like to keep her looking original as possible (even if she's a little better underneath)

Nope. Goes in the same location but it's not vinyl. It's a hard plastic and about 3/8 thick. There's a picture in the link above.

Absolutely a great site!

Lots of info here http://sskeewatin.com/ and this story in woody boater.... http://www.woodyboater.com/?s=keewatin S.

Sorry, didn`t take my camera as I was on a mission hunting parts...

I'm trying to restore my pre alpha Mercruiser drive and I need the plastic Mercruiser "stern drive" badge that sits atop the gimble housing. see. http://www.donzi.org/forum/showthread.php/2953-WANTED-Mercruiser-pre-alpha-emblem These are long out of production and I need one in very good...

That is a great job you are doing. I love the Merc 150 "tower of power" you have for her. The first ski boat I was ever in was a red metalflake 1975 Checkmate with that same engine. Awesome.

Wow, not many crazy Canuks here....I guess we're all out boating...or snowmobiling.

I don't know if any of you heard that in June, the SS Keewatin reurned to Port McNichol , Ontario (her home port) after being absent since 1967. The arrival was on the 100th anniversary of the ships first arrival in that port. She is a 350' Edwardian Steamship, built 5 years before Titanic...

Well, it was a great show...one of the better ones quality - wise. Did manage to see many friends there also.

I like to wax the hull of my Donzi at the start of the season...and maybe one more time before I put it away for winter. That's probably not enough as i don't think the wax lasts that long. However, I do wash the bottom regularly as she lives on a trailer and a waxed hull cleans much easier...