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I have a 1952 Chris Craft Express Cruiser. Suddenly is started to list hard to the left and wants to carve hard right when I am at 3/4 of full speed. I have Taylor trim tabs on it buy it still does it. I have had this boat for ten years and it just started doing this. Any thoughts?
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I am an ACBS member. I have a 1963 Century Sabre. I am looking for a 2 part epoxy to look similar to the hard copper racing paint. I am tired of the discoloration. Thank you
Thanks for the Wonderful post. Very informative and useful. Thanks for sharing. Please do post the same kind of blogs in future
Needing help on a 1950’s wooden Volvo 4cylinder boat, trying to find were all the I.D. are on the boat and the motor. People gave us the boat to get out of yard no title no I.D. it has missing distributor. Any help thanks Bob
I am a new owner of a 1956 Chris Craft Sportsman. I am looking to winterize the boat, and want to make sure I get all of the water out. Can someone tell me how many drains there are in the block, manifold and pump. Just want to make sure I don’t miss anything.
Thanks,
Steve
Can awlgrip clear be used over a lightly sanded varnish surface to protect it against Florida’s heat and sun ? If not awl grip what else can be used ?
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James Anthony Boats – I am looking for information on these early 90’s fiberglass hull/mahogany deck boats. Only a few built and the builder died very young. He lived in the Finger Lakes area and became a veterinarian along with being a boat builder. Thanks.
After some research, James Anthony Lombard was from Northville, New York. Northville is in the southern Adirondacks of New York State. He died at the age of 55 in 2010. His boats that he manufactured were of fiberglass hulls and mahogany decks. If Googled, there are some of these boats that are for sale. I have reached out to a couple of resources regarding this topic with no response to date.
Buzz Lamb, the owner of Saw Mill Marina in Bolton Landing, NY has a 21′ James Anthony and is extremely knowledgeable of the boats and the builder.