Yeah, no shit. 1978 cars.:puke:
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Bob, I think that Sammons may have a 'full-height' cruiser that he is threatening to make a Whaler out of. I know that Armen had a fairly tall cruiser that he sold to RCL and I look to see if I can find a pic of the two side by side but the one that Sammons got (from RCL's buddy Tim) had to be 4" taller than the tall one that Armen had.
This jacket, along with a bunch of cool old water ski stuff, is hanging up in this really good breakfast spot called The Crooked Duck here in Long Beach.
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Found it.....but there is another one with the two 21's side by side...
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Trying to campare pix of the one Ryan posted, the Elephant Bastard and this brown one. The blue one appears that the cav rod is about at midpoint from the plates to the cap while the white one and brown one look to be about one third from plate to cav rod and two thirds from rod to cap.
Bruce, unsure which boat you are asking about but both Armen's and (now) Sammons' cruisers are both v-drives.
Yes, Daves cruiser certainly appears to be full height. Its kind of funny because from this angle it doesn't really seem to be that much taller. Then you look at the one you posted from the back and look at the distance from the cap line to the cav control bar, and its way tall. You would have to cut that down to about the top of the dark brown gel coat graphics to get close to a "normal" cruiser.
It wouldn't be the first cruiser whaler. I believe Danny Bell has a full height hull he was going to make into a center console whaler, but now I think he considering a wood deck with the dash moved forward. Rudy laid up a whaler for a customer that never picked it up, and he eventually traded it with a flat deck installed for a 20ft flat and some cash. That boat is now Andy's "Shakedown" boat.
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This transaction happend over the weekend of RCL's birthday and a bunch of us were up there and took the tour of Tim's garage. This brown one has a floor in it and when Sammons was standing in the boat, the gunnel hit him about waist high.....
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