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Captain, Do you actually go out fishing for crab? -Chris

You shouldn't need too much in the way of a tow vehicle for the tin boat. It's fairly light, so almost anything can do the job. We just used to throw ours on the roof racks of many of our cars and pop the motor in the trunk. :) -Chris

Here's page 4 & 5. :)

Cool. The 15's are decent motors too. :) -Chris

Good luck with the search. :) -Chris

I hear ya brotha! :) I think it will still be close to a month before I can hit our lake in anything though. Hopefully, spring is about to fully sprung. :D -Chris

Yeah, the splashing laws are somewhat of a new development. So it will be interesting to see how they will hold up in the courts. I guess in this case things were settled in advance of court proceedings though. -Chris

We tried to get rolling last weekend with the '09 cottage season, and needless to day we got snowed out and couldn't get in! :irked: What a disappointing drag! We went and got a bunch of groceries in advance, packed up the car with all of "stuff" and headed up north. And it was flippin'...

Kewl! You'll be flyin' man! You'll have to get some action shots when the boating season gets underway. :) -Chris

In a recent report, The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) estimated that as of March 2009, approximately one half of the marine industry is currently unemployed. :eyecrazy: :yikes: I would say that is a fairly staggering number although probably not unexpected either given the...

Here's page 2 & 3. :thumb:

Next brochure up is a vintage 1961 Evinrude brochure. Enjoy! :) -Chris

A few more of the Glastron... :thumb:

Splashing is always an interesting and controversial topic in the boating world. So I thought this little story on the topic might be of interest. http://www.boating-industry.com/output.cfm?id=2103265 -Chris

Here are some shots of a nice Glastron that was at the show. :)

Here's a few shots of a nice Grew that was at the show. :)

Back cover. I hope you enjoyed this brochure. Look for another to start going up shortly. :)

Well basically the story as I remember it, was that Javelin was bought by Stratos around the turn of the milenium. And for a few years, Stratos built both the Stratos line and Javelin which was basially sold as a line within the Stratos family. Then a point came in time where the Javelin name...

Yeah, could be right. Many of the BB have pretty big tanks for tournaments. If you could find an old sales brochure, they probably list the tank size in the specs. And if there are any optional sizes they would most likely be listed as well. I found this for sale listing and the details...

Assuming you can figure out the approximate tank in cubic inches, you can then covert using this site. http://www.onlineconversion.com/volume.htm The conversion works out to approximately be 231 cubic inches equals 1 U.S. liquid gallon. Hope that helps. :) -Chris