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Old 03-22-2008, 02:17 PM
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Does anyone know if any boat manufacturer is using the old molds for the 27 Speedster or the 31 ? Just curious, especially the 27 Speedster.....great hull....always reminded me of a popcicle stick in the water.
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Activator got the 27 from Wellcraft, Fountain (I believe) got the 31.
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The 31' thunder is an excalibur.
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I have 24' and 31' Excaliber hull molds , If anybody's intrested in them let me know. They can be purchased right, cash or trades welcome.
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There is a big diffrents beetween the real Excalibur and the Wellcraft Excalibur !!!!!

The realones where only 24-27 and 32 and 38, NO 31
Wellcraft and Chriscraft and Fountain modyfied that hull for the 31's.
Aero-Tek used the original Hull .


Good Boats though,,,all of them.
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Originally Posted by daredevil
There is a big diffrents beetween the real Excalibur and the Wellcraft Excalibur !!!!!

The realones where only 24-27 and 32 and 38, NO 31
Wellcraft and Chriscraft and Fountain modyfied that hull for the 31's.
Aero-Tek used the original Hull .


Good Boats though,,,all of them.
Sorry your right, These are the AERO / PREDATOR molds from michigan which came from Farmers Excalibers built in sarasota which is the same mold Reggie dropped the sheet of plywood in to make his pad I also have the 24' hull and 27' that was aquired in the purchase .The 27' is not of the Excaliber though it's of a magnum.
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Originally Posted by ViciousOne
Sorry your right, These are the AERO / PREDATOR molds from michigan which came from Farmers Excalibers built in sarasota which is the same mold Reggie dropped the sheet of plywood in to make his pad I also have the 24' hull and 27' that was aquired in the purchase .The 27' is not of the Excaliber though it's of a magnum.
So u have the Mold from my Boat ,,,,COOL.
U should keep it. I will PM u why.
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