Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Association

Darren Always difficult identifying these things. I reckon the hull shape and in particular the transom look very "Eddy". Plus that big bow tie on the transom is typical of Eddy. One thing though, that longitudinal stringer running along the ribs was not typical of Eddy, but was of Goldsbr...

I've just listed a newy (oldie) on the website.

I'm guessing it's an Everingham. Runs a Y block. Been with the one owner for many years.

Located in Queensland.

Greg

The Wooden Boat Shop at sorrento in Vic is doing a resto on a speedboat - possibly an Eddy.
You can keep an eye on its progress pictorially here: http://www.woodenboatshop.com.au/?ID=30434

Greg

Thanks Marz
I'll be in touch

Darren
Possibly just need the one boat this year. I'll let you know.

All
I'm still waiting for advice re IN/OUT times.

Greg

G'day Darren

I received confirmation from the organisers today and the show is defintely on for us.

I am now looking for boats to go on show, so if anyone is interested, please let me know ASAP thanks.

Greg

I know others have stayed in motels/hotels close by, but don'y know which ones. Tim at the caravan park has recommended motels close by to others - he might be worth a try.

Greg

Here we go Pete:


I'm inviting captions for these two pics - they've got be worth a comment.

Brian

I managed to get a couple of pics - my camera has anti-shake on it (lucky}.

Here's one, a mix of tupper and timber. There'll be a few more in the newsletter - I've got to keep something to put in it.

Greg

Wow!

Six all wood, one half wood and one no wood. Great turn out today, but BRRRRRRR!!

Great to catch up with everyone.

Greg

Always the way Bob, with work getting in the way of fun. I think Darren and Alan have found a fix for it.

Always a next time - we'll see you there.

Greg