That reminds me, when I was at the Forest Grove Concours a couple weeks ago
I saw the most gorgeous boat, but it wasn't finned. It was a 1928 Dodge
Watercar! All wood, about 22' long, but the owner wasn't around to discuss
it, and the motor was inboard, so I don't know what powered it. Also the
placard was pretty vague, didn't say much, and unfortunately I didn't have
my camera. But it had gauges which read Dodge and it looked very authentic
(and expensive), but just not much in the way of documentation to tell it's
history. . .
Mark mjh
'57 Fury in 78 degree OR
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Wilson" <jwilson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 6:02 PM
Subject: [FWDLK] finned boat
> I saw a finned boat for sale this week while on vacation in the
> Ridgefield (N. of Portland, Or) for a vast sum of $175. I didnt get
> to look it over as the traffic was so heavy you couldn't deviate at
> all but if anyone is interested I will have my sister-in-law get the
> phone number
> Jim
>
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