Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Association

Here's my effort to make interstate members jealous of the Sydney waterways.
This was Smiths Creek North of Sydney last weekend.
Water was even warm enough for swimming.
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(OK so I'm having a slow day today
Any other entries?

Neil

Neil,
Truly a great pic and you certainly are blessed with magnificent waterways throughout the state.
It is sad however to see plastic junk washed up on the shoreline!

Darren

Neil,
is she tied up waiting for the fuel to catch up? How goes it ?

Alan.

Alan,
I reckon I've got that problem licked. I bypassed the surge tank and fed the efi pump directly from the fuel tank and it doesn't miss a beat. I've got a new pre pump on order so should be all good in a couple of weeks...

Cheers!

Heres a random photo.
What is Darren doing and why is Greg laughing?

Thanks for the opportunity to compete Nool. I am currently on the beach cleaning the fish we caught 40 minutes by road from Hobart, no one else around, probably only one thing other competitors would not like, we are of course in salt water!
Cheers

How good does that water look!

And the boat too Chris.

Dave

Thanks Dave, it was a great day, the water that clear you could watch the Flathead swimming to the hook! Bit shocked to see your little skiff for sale, too many toys?

That water is amazing! Bet you weren't swimming though! (Thats my only comeback)
OK so Tassie is in lead at the moment.

Hi Chris,
Too many kids, not too many toys! haha
The skiff was my first wooden power boat but just wont be using it very much.
Just having a bit of a clean out. Saving some parts for Ballarat swap meet.
Dave