Ratman's resto on HORBA website
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Ratman's resto on HORBA website
Ratman's restoration of the Michelob light boat is now featured on the HORBa website.....the web people have put up a lot of the stuff we have sent onto them...finally.
Enjoy the new section on World Champions. and the funny article on Rocky from New York magazine in personalities section.
www.historicraceboats.com
Enjoy the new section on World Champions. and the funny article on Rocky from New York magazine in personalities section.
www.historicraceboats.com
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Great Site!! My compliments to those involved!
I noticed the bulkheads are round in the larry Smith Scarab
Great idea for strenth.
Notice the amount of extra support found in the bildge area.
Lets see if Phil can break them.
I noticed the bulkheads are round in the larry Smith Scarab
Great idea for strenth.
Notice the amount of extra support found in the bildge area.
Lets see if Phil can break them.
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Charlie and co - congrats on the site - getīs better each day! Thanks for doing it - itīs heartwarming to realise that in fact there are a great many people out there who still love the oldies. (and Iīm talkin boats here.........)
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Originally Posted by littlenige
ps. whatīs the deal with the red bertram 38?? History??
I am off to Destin and then to Key West with a bunch of t-shirts and the model of "The Cigarette".....so, that leaves the mystery of the red 38 Bertram to you guys to figure out....I'll be checking in from the road to see how you are progressing.
Nige you order for t-shirts is all set, someone will get back to you with shipping to Spain...thak you for supporting the site with your order.
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Answered my own question!
Itīs the ex - Visions of Guernsey (ex Bill Elswick?) , ex Dog Gone.
It was the last ever Bertram Competition ever produced I believe!
Itīs the ex - Visions of Guernsey (ex Bill Elswick?) , ex Dog Gone.
It was the last ever Bertram Competition ever produced I believe!