Your assessment may be a tad bit harsh Skipper. There are plenty of well intentioned marine business start-ups that have run out of money. At...
Now $150. ITS GOTTA GO! Send me a PM.
She has sold. YF rocks!
Well said Carl. The back story on the Trumpy "Showtime" is lengthy and complicated. With any luck she will at some future date land in the...
That is "Showtime" at Nat Liq.
The craigslist offering may well be "Tramp" built under contract #100 in 1919. She was last known to be located in Key West. Tramp is one of the...
Great photos Carl. "Aurora II", her original name, was for many years "Veritas" and lived in Miami.
Sea Tabby Just out of the yard with all fresh paint and varnish. She looks sharp!
Wonderful photos Tom! That evening shot of Innisfail is stunning. I see that the owner had her stem re-made back to the original design. I know...
Shame she was down so long. Tough to get them back together after being under water for almost 2 months.
I used to own a 1981 Post 42. It had the manual on board but I don't recall that it had diagrams for wiring or plumbing. I could be wrong. The...
Mr. Cutts has indeed passed away. His son is running the yard now. I know several boats that have had the Cutts Method applied as a retrofit. The...
The last time I saw Liberte she was tied at the owners dock on a small canal in Brick, NJ.
Hi Rick, I'm not familiar with that particular boat in Ft Lauderdale. The only 40 Post that I see currently for sale on YachtWorld is located in...
Hello bsamx56, Welcome to YachtForums. Since you're asking about the Post 40, I assume you're talking about a wood boat. Take a good look at the...
Of those 3, it would appear that "Liberte" a 1929 Elco 50' is the lone survivor. Here is a bad photo. "Circe" was a 1924 Elco 46', "Nokomis" was a...
Here is the lovely Elco "Southern Cross". She was spotted June 16th at the ACBS show in St. Michaels, Md. Photo by YF member maldwin.
Cargile Cutter if I recall correctly.
I'll stop looking when I die :)
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