“The People’s Choice” at the recent Smith Mountain Lake Chapter Show was Heaven on a Sunday. She is owned by Ray and Ann McDowell who are members of the Chesapeake Bay Chapter. Heaven on a Sunday is a 1963 18’ Century Sabre. The photo was taken by Leigh Conrad, Blacksburg, Virginia. Bob Williams, Long Island Chapter,…
DetailsArticle and photos by Judy Hills, Roving ACBS Reporter Fenders are necessary to protect your boat, but they can detract from the presentation when the boat is shown in the water. The fender chosen should be proper in size, shape and strength for the boat as well as for the sea conditions at the dock. …
DetailsAntique and Classic Boats have unique needs! In order to preserve or restore your vintage boat, you probably need some very exact supplies. What do you need to order now to get started on the next project? Under the Resources Tab on this website, you will find the Classic Boat Suppliers There are 850 businesses…
DetailsThe Bayou Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society is located in southern Louisiana with members living mainly in Louisiana and southern Mississippi. Lugger, trawler, cruiser, runabout, skiff, museum built, bateau, pirogue or no boat at all … whatever your preference, the Bayou Chapter was created to enhance the preservation, restoration, and enjoyment of…
DetailsBy Judy Hills, Roving ACBS reporter Ladders and platforms on a boat serve a number of purposes. If you use your boat for swimming, wakeboarding, skiing, or tubing, you will undoubtedly need a way to retrieve the person from the water. If you or someone on the boat unexpectedly falls overboard, you need a way…
DetailsTom & Lisa Ganzer sent pictures of their “pride and joy, Serenity.” Serenity is a 1992 26 foot straight drive Streblow powered with a 454 Marine Power 390 hp engine. Home Port is Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. More views of this beautiful Streblow: Awe inspiring! This Hacker Craft boating at sunset on Lake Champlain was photographed…
DetailsPumpkin seems to be the flavor of the season – but have you heard of Pumpkin Seed Boats? Dan Peggs, President of the Mississippi Valley Chapter of ACBS, shared this interesting article about Pumpkin Seed Boats. The article first appeared in “The Telegraph” newspaper of Alton, Illinois. This article is republished here with permission from…
DetailsArticle by Judy Hills, Roving ACBS Reporter; contributed photos Mission Navigation http://www.missionnav.com/ is a nonprofit Christian ministry based in Beaufort, NC that builds custom, rugged, safe work boats for third-world missions. This organization had a display at the Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill Triangle ACBS Chapter Boat Show in New Bern, North Carolina in May 2017.…
DetailsReport of the Smith Mountain Lake Chapter‘s Annual Boat Show is by George Blosser, Chapter Publicity Chairman. Photo Credit: Nadine Breen. The SML Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society held their annual boat show at Mariners Landing this past Saturday, September 16, 2017. Pictured above is Amie, the 1942 Chris Craft 17′ Deluxe Runabout. George…
DetailsThank you, Keith Colonna, for sharing this report and pictures from the Tidewater Chapter of ACBS. The Tidewater Chapter again partnered with the Reedville Fishermen’s Museum for their annual joint boat show and flea market in the historic peninsula fishing village off of the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia. Pictured above is Volta, Roger and Elizabeth…
DetailsThe Heartland Classics Chapter’s Annual Boat Show was held at Grand Lake of the Cherokees in Oklahoma. Titled “Mahogany & Chrome Show”, it really features all ages and makes of Antique and Classic boats. Because it is an annual show, it always seems like a family reunion as members return for the weekend and new…
DetailsJeff and Linda Peterson’s Portofino leads the Tuesday Tour of Vintage Boats today. This photo was taken by Steve Lapkin of the Peterson’s1969 Riva Aquarama #313. The photo was taken on Lake Tahoe with daughter Brittain at the helm. This 1957 MacBay 18′ Pursuit is named Dutch Treat. She is owned by John Vanderwerp with home…
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