Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Association

I will probably be running a boat or two in Ken so might be able to play taxi with one as well,

Do we have a time that we need to get display boats in by? Who's coming???

Ray

Alan has probably got some details, but will be tied up until probably tomorrow.

Understand Greg, was contacted today by the organisers. All good, boats in by 7.00 pm friday

Info emailed to me this arvo Ray

Hey Guys, for anyone staying at Clifton Springs Saturday night you will need to bring a sleeping bag as bedding is at a bit of a premium. Accommodation is pretty basic but we do have a BBQ and red wine (beer as well)

Have a great weekend boys.

I'd love to be with you but will be tied up marrying off my daughter this weekend.

All boats in and setup, looks to be more room than last year will see tomorrow.
Pics to follow.

Another Geelong Revival done and dusted, this is a fabulous weekend for any petrol head. Weather on Saturday was a bit average with a cold wind blowing for most of the day but we still managed to get sunburnt! Today started cool but turned out to be sunny and warm(ish), both days bought large crowds and lots of people looking at the boats, asking questions and recounting stories of boats owned and raced. We may even gain a few new members with a couple of people who own boats coming forward. I received some sad news today when a chap informed me that Pagan's second owner, a chap by the name of Dick Curnow had recently passed away. I had hoped to be able to take the boat to Bendigo where he lived so he could see it again, at least he was aware it was still around and being looked after. Later in the day a lovely chap bought some rolled up paper for me....a complete set of plans for a vintage 3 point hydro! They are copies of plans he purchased in 1955 so if anyone would like to build one you know where to come, the only hard part will be finding an Austin A30 engine to power it.

Who are the plans by? just curious.

Bob