By Jane Bane, Secretary, Nor Cal/Lake Tahoe Chapter 1. We are encouragers because we care about each other. We share ideas in order to include all members in each activity. Those who have knowledge in certain areas share it with all, and enjoy doing so. We value giving help, advice, and time to improve our…
Detailsby Tom Kranz member of the Chesapeake Bay chapter The 37’ Egg Harbor Sportfisherman that would later be named “The Classic Egg” (she needed a few years on her yet), was delivered to its original owner in 1962 when its current owner, me, was 5 years old, in Northern Ohio for use on Lake Erie.…
Detailsby Larry Schnetzky member of the Pacific Northwest chapter We found the 1961 17-foot Tollycraft in Eastern Oregon and moved it to Victoria, British Columbia Canada, for the restoration project. We had the two year project done at Canoe Cove Marina and shipyard. The project started out with removal of the original Y-block 292 CID…
DetailsBy Kent and Audrey Lewis, Chesapeake Bay Chapter members We have been boating for decades, in craft ranging from 8 feet up to 22. Through the years we have gravitated to small sail, oar and paddle boats, with one vintage Sorg 15 lapstrake runabout thrown into the mix just for fun. About a decade ago…
DetailsHello, All You ACBS Boaters of All Chapters, The Dixieland Chapter ACBS is inviting you to bring your boat and join us in attending a fantastic antique boat show coming up June 2-5, this year at Lake Guntersville, Alabama in partnership with the Lake Guntersville Yacht Club. LGYC is a super, super venue second to…
DetailsAt the Sunnyland Antique Boat Festival’s Saturday evening dinner, ACBS Board President, Rob Lyons unveiled the newest perpetual trophy, the Terry Fiest Award. Sponsored by the Sunnyland Chapter, the Terry Fiest Award will be given annually to an individual in recognition of their dedication, leadership and vision shown by serving as a show chairperson, judge,…
DetailsBy Terry Fiest, Chairman Sunnyland Antique Boat Festival Photos provided by Maggi and Rob Cassell, and Pete DeVito The 41st Annual Sunnyland Antique Boat Festival, at Wooten Park on Lake Dora in the City of Tavares, had four days of beautiful Florida weather and a record crowd. This year, “The Festival of Speed Event” joined…
DetailsBy Forrest Bryant and David Vickers, Heartland Classics Chapter members Imagine turning on your big screen (or your phone screen) and watching a television series devoted entirely to antique and classic power boats, the rewarding lifestyle they represent, and the breathtaking locations they can take you. Thanks to ACBS Members Forrest Bryant and David Vickers,…
DetailsFrom the NC Coastal And Piedmont Chapter Our ACBS Chapter, North Carolina Coastal & Piedmont, provides scholarships to students in the Cape Fear Community College’s (CCFC) Boat Building Program. We also encourage our members to support their annual boat show held at their campus in Wilmington, NC. Unfortunately, they have not been able to hold…
DetailsBy Judy Hills, NC Coastal & Piedmont Chapter member Here is an idea from the recent Cape Fear Boat Show for how to involve families at a boat show. A father and son both had Simmons Sea Skiffs entered in the show, and they had each made a small replica fashioned like a wagon. They…
DetailsSunnyland is such a diverse show, it has all types of vintage happening! There are the antique runabouts, classic glass and metal boats, inboards and OUTBOARDS! Here are a few images of the outboard motors and boats on display this weekend at the Festival. Thank you to the Florida Chapter of the Antique Outboard Motor…
DetailsOne of the favorite things about visiting the Sunnyland Show is getting to cruise the Dora Canal! Whether as part of the south-bound or north-bound cruises, or heading to and from the Friday afternoon picnic, its a treat for all!
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