Andreas Jordahl Rhude owns many Thompson boats.  Valhalla is one of them.  She is a 1957 Thompson 17 ft Sea Lancer with 1957 Johnson RDEL-19 outboards. Andreas Rhude is a member of the Bob Speltz Land-o-Lakes and Glacier Lakes Chapters.


 

Here is a Classic 1962 Dorsett 17 ft Catalina with a 1989 Yamaha 90 hp engine.  Her name is Good Like This and she is owned by Andy and Anna Luikens who are members of the Bob Speltz Land-O-Lakes Chapter.  


 

Having been built in 1979 puts this Coast Sail vessel in the Late Classic age classification.  Jolly Toots is a 20 ft sail boat.  Jolly Toots is owned by Susan Armstrong and Michael Sklader.  

Has your boat been in a Tuesday Tour of Vintage Boats?  It can be!  Email a photo and description to kathyparker@acbs.org or


 

Mark and Jackie Nelson own this 1951 Century Resorter named Oh Buoy!  This information is in their membership file:

The boat has spent it’s whole life in northern Minnesota.  It was originally delivered to Gull Lake where it was owned by 3 families.  It was purchased by the Hawkinson family in 2004 and then re-named Oh Buoy! and kept on Man Lake.  It was then given to the Nelson family in 2014 by the Hawkinson family at the early passing of Scott Hawkinson.  It now resides on Island Lake in Park Rapids.  We are the 5th owners.  

Oh Buoy! remains a very well preserved original boat.  Other than a new West System bottom in the 1990’s all the wood is original and in excellent condition.  All hardware, the folding convertible top and much of it’s russet-brown upholstery are original.  The boat is powered by it’s original Chrysler Crown M47S engine that was restored in 2009.  A cosmetic restoration was completed in 2005 and 2017.


 

Tony the Tug was built by a three-generation family in 2011. Because Tony the Tug is a wooden boat built during the most recent 25 years, it will be in the Contemporary  age classification. This 9 ft boat is powered with a 1956 Johnson 6 hp outboard. Robert Greco, Sunyland Chapter member, says,

This is a homebuilt mini tug built by my dad Tony Greco and myself for my grandson Dominic Chapman, age 2.  This is the second boat we’ve built together, the first was a 14′ Glen-L ZIP in 2009.


 

Just looking at this picture makes your blood pressure go down.  A great way to end this week’s Tuesday Tour is with this Antique 1920 Peterborough 16 ft Rib Canoe named RuthRuth is owned by Michael and River Grace, members of the Sunnyland Chapter.

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