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Spotlight on . . . . . the NEXT PROJECT

1963 27’ Sea Skiff
Written by Bob Kanak

New Acquisition

Here’s my latest acquisition, a 1963 27’ Chris Craft Sea Skiff. I bought it for the trailer for my other Sea Skiffs thinking I would part out the boat but it is in remarkably good condition. The upholstery is not torn, just dirty. Everything is there, the hull is sound, it needs cosmetics, paint and varnish. This Sea Skiff has a single 283 with 853 hours. I bought the boat in Wister, OK about 50 miles from Fort Smith. It use to reside on Grand Lake at the mouth of Drowning Creek which is the next cove down from where our property is in Big Hollow Cove.

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Heartland Crew wins at Wheels and Keels in Houston

Houston Heartland Winners

Dan Diehl
*Best of Class - Inboard Fiberglass
– 1970 Chris Craft Commander Super Sport

Paul Hastings
*Best of Class
– Riva Olympic 22’ – 1977
*Best of Class Other
– Higgins Mandalay – 18’ - 1963

Clay and Patty Thompson
*Best of Show
*Best Christ Craft
*People’s Choice
-1930 26′ Chris Craft Upswept Triple Cockpit

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GARVAN GARDENS 2008

March 27 - 30, 2008
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs, Arkansas

Show Timing at Garvan Gardens

WOODland beauties
even on a rainy day.

Tulip Time

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