Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Association

Al, Was that the thing I have been tripping over for a year! Boat still hanging in mid air on the gantry. The trailer department are behind schedule. Not Sunday at this stage I'll be in contact......... Darren Greg, I remember that day. The front of the boat was falling off, it was rough, and dancin...

I'm bringing Scrubcat or I'm not coming (from embarrassment)
Darren

Chris, Don't give skiffo any more praise hell have to book another room for his head.
he can't bring Lincoln this year he used that tap on his sink. Lol
Seriously it is a ripper.
Who knows which boats those SA guys will bring they've collected a few this year!

Scott,
It should be named (actual builder) and dated on the centre deck beam underneath just behind the dash.
Its looking good
Darren

Dave,
Maybe one of the Sydney Guys with a soft sprung limo can take you and boat up.
It will be a great event
Darren

Yeah Dave,
Got an Olds V8, but this will sure put my fire out!
Probably heavier than my whole motor as well
Darren

Agreed more likely a Lewis and Johnson.
I have no idea how it got there, but I'm thinking could still be one of Keith's boats. (Simpkin)
Who ever built it was right on their game! - good looking boat
The plank lines remind of Jayme2 and that Everingham I've got up in the rack.
Darren

Great site, So the Australian boats are from Plans?
Noticed in the list of features: "Ski pylon"
Now that sounds more butch than ski pole!

Yes the 35mph was called the "seaswift"
the 55mph was called the "dreamswift"
the 75mph was called the "bullswift"

Nice find though!

Greg,
Do you think I should share the cockpit with you after that weekend in Sydney about 10 years ago
when the Mardi Gras coincided with Wooden boat festival......the shuttlebut and inurendo
Sorry
couldnt resist
Darren