Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

On Nov 19, 7:49*pm, Rolph Wolfheart wrote:
Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. *Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

What does an 18' Stormrunner look like? Link to a picture?

I'm busy building mahogany pedestals for new seating in my 1966 Chris
Craft 20 foot Sea Vee. I'm also installing new

acrylic windshields, as both were cracked. It'll save me about $260.00
dollars over safety glass.

I'm also contemplating painting the hull. The Boats top deck is
severely sun faded, right down to the " color " layer but I've heard
horror stories about peeling a year later. I will seek advice from a
well known body man here to see what he thinks. Ive tried the heaviest
rubbing compound I can find, to no avail.

S.

*e#c wrote:
On Nov 19, 7:49 pm, Rolph Wolfheart wrote:
Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

What does an 18' Stormrunner look like? Link to a picture?


It's really a Mariner, matey. I calls her Stormrunner seeing as I had
her out in a couple good blows, and she got me home.
Don't have pics handy, but this should do you.
http://www.classicglasspars.com/inde...riner&Itemid=6


I'm busy building mahogany pedestals for new seating in my 1966 Chris
Craft 20 foot Sea Vee. I'm also installing new

acrylic windshields, as both were cracked. It'll save me about $260.00
dollars over safety glass.

I'm also contemplating painting the hull. The Boats top deck is
severely sun faded, right down to the " color " layer but I've heard
horror stories about peeling a year later. I will seek advice from a
well known body man here to see what he thinks. Ive tried the heaviest
rubbing compound I can find, to no avail.


Good luck on that matey. These old boats are taking more care than a
woman, but we can't live without them, can we?

Rolph - A boater I yam.



S.

I am Tosk wrote:
In article ,
says...
Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

Wayne is talking about the Islands I think. Tell us more about your
sweet boat. What do you do with it, where do you boat? Stuff?


She's a beauty. And I boats with me boat, I do. Outboard motor on her.
Mostly on Loch Lomond, but I takes her to the channel when it's fair to
do so. No stuff for me, no sir, don't do that.

Rolph - There's islands, then there's islands.

On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 18:49:01 -0600, Rolph Wolfheart
wrote:

Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

counting the days until spring...

"Rolph Wolfheart" wrote in message
...
I am Tosk wrote:
In article ,
says...
Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

Wayne is talking about the Islands I think. Tell us more about your sweet
boat. What do you do with it, where do you boat? Stuff?


She's a beauty. And I boats with me boat, I do. Outboard motor on her.
Mostly on Loch Lomond, but I takes her to the channel when it's fair to
do so. No stuff for me, no sir, don't do that.

Rolph - There's islands, then there's islands.

You live in Scotland??
Welcome from 'New Scotland'...... ( that would be Nova Scotia just in
case your Latin is a bit rusty).

On Nov 19, 8:46*pm, Rolph Wolfheart wrote:
*e#c wrote:
On Nov 19, 7:49 pm, Rolph Wolfheart wrote:
Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. *Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

What does an 18' Stormrunner look like? Link to a picture?

It's really a Mariner, matey. *I calls her Stormrunner seeing as I had
her out in a couple good blows, and she got me home.
Don't have pics handy, but this should do you.http://www.classicglasspars..com/ind...ntent&view=art...

I'm busy building mahogany pedestals for new seating in my 1966 Chris
Craft 20 foot Sea Vee. I'm also installing new

acrylic windshields, as both were cracked. It'll save me about $260.00
dollars over safety glass.

I'm also contemplating painting the hull. The Boats top deck is
severely sun faded, right down to the " color " layer but I've heard
horror stories about peeling a year later. I will seek advice from a
well known body man here to see what he thinks. Ive tried the heaviest
rubbing compound I can find, to no avail.

Good luck on that matey. *These old boats are taking more care than a
woman, but we can't live without them, can we?

Rolph - A boater I yam.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *S.

Amazing design. I got a kick outta the Head underneath the sink !!!!

That " wrap around " windshield would be a problem to replace. Don't
know where you'd look for that.

bpuharic wrote:
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 18:49:01 -0600, Rolph
wrote:


Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

counting the days until spring...

counting the days until the 2012 election...

On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 22:05:20 -0500, L G wrote:

bpuharic wrote:
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 18:49:01 -0600, Rolph
wrote:


Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

counting the days until spring...

counting the days until the 2012 election...

when, hopefully, the american people will recognize they just ****ed
themselves, and destroy the GOP

"L G" wrote in message ...
bpuharic wrote:
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 18:49:01 -0600, Rolph
wrote:


Let's get aweigh "boaters."
Nobody got a thing to say about boats?
Odd. Very odd.
Man up now ye swabbies!

Rolph - 18' Glaspar Stormrunner - sweet.

counting the days until spring...

counting the days until the 2012 election...


Aren't we all.

--
Ziggy®