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Identify 17 [Nauset]
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| Author | Topic: Identify 17 [Nauset] |
| Greg_M |
posted 07-20-2003 09:08 PM ET (US)  
I went to Lake Rabun in Northeast Georgia this weekend and saw this Nauset? hanging in our friends parents' boathouse. I took a few digital pictures because this boat was in such good condition. I think everything (less motor and throttle is original) I like whalers but do not quite know how to tell which older models are which. http://pigseye.kennesaw.edu/~gmatson/images/Whaler/ |
| ryanwhaler |
posted 07-20-2003 10:04 PM ET (US)
That boat is a "Newport" model. |
| ryanwhaler |
posted 07-20-2003 10:05 PM ET (US)
[Expletive deleted], did I say Newport? I ment Nauset, sorry. |
| jimh |
posted 07-20-2003 10:15 PM ET (US)
[Changed TOPIC; was "older 17 pictures"] |
| Cutty |
posted 07-29-2003 05:38 PM ET (US)
Wow, thanks for those pictures Greg. I have a similar boat that I'm doing over and could'nt get over what great shape that boat is in. Thanks again |
| Barney |
posted 07-29-2003 09:00 PM ET (US)
Is that the red Ritchie compass people are searching for? B... |
| donel |
posted 07-29-2003 09:48 PM ET (US)
Please, someone tell me how to get to a photo like this. I'd really like to this and other photos I've missed in the past. Where do I insert this long http information? I keep getting 'cannot find' Thank You Don |
| SpeedBump |
posted 07-30-2003 09:26 AM ET (US)
Greg- thanks for the pictures. That is one nice original Nauset. I have one just like it. I love the way they store it, would never have thought of this had I not seen it. No bottom paint to deal with, hull easy to clean. Demonstrates the Hull strength of a Whaler, glad I own one.. |
| beaufort |
posted 07-30-2003 01:51 PM ET (US)
donel, You simply cut and paste the url (copy it somehow!) into the address header and hit enter. Hope this helps! Chip's Ahoy |
| JFM |
posted 07-30-2003 02:26 PM ET (US)
Now that's what you call "a well hung Nauset"! Regards, Jay |
| whalersman |
posted 07-30-2003 03:52 PM ET (US)
donel, If you are still having problems, Click below: |
| whalersman |
posted 07-30-2003 03:54 PM ET (US)
Sorry donel, I tought I had the right URL to paste... |
| donel |
posted 07-30-2003 04:19 PM ET (US)
Thank you whalersman Nice photos Greg This does have original steering wheel and compass. I will learn how to move and open urls, cause I know I've missed many shots of all of your whalers in the past. I thought geocities was in a dimension beyond this old computer. |
| Robob2003 |
posted 07-30-2003 06:01 PM ET (US)
Whalerman,
I am refurbishing a 1966 Sakonnet and envy your console, which I will be rebuilding and revarnishing along with the reversible seat this Winter. Where did you get the white rubber or plastic spline to go around the glass pieces? Thanks for your answer. Bob on Tampa Bay |
| Robob2003 |
posted 07-30-2003 06:09 PM ET (US)
Whalersman, I got my act together and read the entire string. I have sent the request to Mattson (Sp?) Happy Whalering Bob on Tampa Bay |
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