Abishag Resurrection
- Thread starter Bob Cofer
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If you have answers, please help by responding to the unanswered posts.
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twistedtree
Guru
That's a good looking boat.
Ken E.
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- 45' Hatteras Convertible
Salty as hell. Nice that it was restored.
O C Diver
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Simple classic lines. Well done!
Ted
Ted
Devoted Sun
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Nice !
Comodave
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Looks great!
mvweebles
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- Weebles
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Bob - do you have any history on this boat or the genre? Similar to the Monterey Clipper that underpinned the north/central California fishery from the late 1800s through WW2. How is Abishag powered?
Many thanks to the volunteer crew who breathed new life into the boat. "First Kiss" moment seeing her float again I'm sure.....
Peter
Many thanks to the volunteer crew who breathed new life into the boat. "First Kiss" moment seeing her float again I'm sure.....
Peter
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Bob Cofer
Guru
She was built in 1969 by a shipwright in Vallejo, CA. Not sure of the design but she looks very influenced the the Monterey boats. She is powered by a 1906 Hicks hit and miss single cylinder gas engine. Floating on her own now.
