Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Association

Thanks Bob for the back-up there :lol: Nick unfortunately all the rooms have just been fully booked and there's no more lawn space available, so, ah I dunno, maybe you could try another lake or something that weekend? What are the Caprice owners club up to - they got anything on? I'm terribly sorry ...

White and two's all round again Chivs....

Hey I'm in like Flynn, sat and sun night bob, here's another verse: 'Twas lucky when down came that cleaver that hookster lost more than one ball, meat and two veg aint no more, and the unicorn's for- tunate they won't have to re-sleeve her See you there for a night of poetry, psalms and hymns :P :P...

Yeah Nick cop that ya bloody locust

Better offload one of those Caprice things you've got laying around

By the way, when you guys paraded that apparatus through the camp ground on sunday morning I happened to overhear a bit of a chorus of "What The F&%$K??!!" from various onlookers

Hope you marked the location of that prop with your GPS Ross, I have a good mental picture of where it parted company with unlucky hydro, but given the speed it was doing at the time it could have zinged off some distance

Nick you have no option but to return it to former race appearance, and name. You have until January long weekend. And while you're at it, piss that car stereo off out of it too

It's for drinking Bailey's out of at parties Damo

Hi mate my advice regarding fixing the deck ply back down would be to use the best waterproof adhesive you can find and re-nail it down. Once the glue sets the nails are redundant anyway, and you can fill over the nail heads.

Good luck finding a 313 Chrysler!

Jon.

Interesting article Bob, that boat seems to fit somewhere between (b) and (c) on Spooks scale. I couldn't help but marvel at the amount of boats Chris Craft were churning out even during 1940-41 when the USA were confronted with being drawn into WWII. Glenn in Townsville would probably be the person...