I figured a company with the rich history of Chris-Craft deserves a vintage thread.
1964 Super Sport 340 hours
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I figured a company with the rich history of Chris-Craft deserves a vintage thread.
1964 Super Sport 340 hours
I love your avatar pic, Donzi 28 is onw of my favs.
Here is my '69 Chris Craft SS, awaiting a long block. This boat has all fiberglass stringers. The only wood is sistered stringers aft for the engine lag bolts, and the floor which I replaced. Original floor would've lasted if someone hadn't screwed stuff into it.
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It's a work in progress, here it is when I first rescued it. Hull #39 out of 86.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...r/000_0041.jpg
ive always loved wood boats. i dont care what people say, they are BADASS!! nice boats guys!
I like it ^^^^^
Not quite a classic ,but still nice.
I miss the Wood Boat Regatta that use to be hosted by our local Yacht Club
Love these old CC'S. They are very cool looking and at 40 years old..what a great classicQuote:
Originally Posted by MerCrewser
Had a 1973 CC, looked just like cashbrain's boat but tan, what a great boat. The boat was still hanging out in Lake Charlevoix up until a couple of years ago.
The XK series from the eartly 1970's are great!!!
Many had the Chevy LT1 engine!!!
This was my 83 CCraft Scorpion before and after.
before and after
Not to be rude but are you kidding me and here i thought we were talking about classic vintage wood and glass boats .:willy_nilly:Quote:
Originally Posted by Underdog88
I believe that any boat that is too old to finance is a classic