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Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
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X2 Jerry.......Thanks for bringing back all the memories.......Your "Archives" are to die for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
Jerry is this Boat what is considered a 'Gull Bottom"? Looks like it has a slight or shallow V, not flat.
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Originally Posted by steve d
This is a gull bottom Jon. Look underneath or from the front.Quote:
Originally Posted by msmeads
http://www.performanceboats.com/atta...358926&thumb=1
http://www.performanceboats.com/atta...358926&thumb=1
perfect, this helps Jerry. So a Gull Bottom could be a Flat, semi v as in the picture I posted. Could it also be in the runner, step bottom or no?
The gull bottom is considered a true flat and not a runner bottom. Slight v in the back of any flatty is still considered a true flat.Quote:
Originally Posted by msmeads
You are the man. Thanks for all the great info Jerry.
:) Good to hear from you Jon!Quote:
Originally Posted by msmeads
I just ran across an Industry Report on Sanger printed Feb '73 where they say the new concave bottom flatty is 18' 6". I can't say how many lengths they may have built these in, but that's what the paper says.
Thanks Jerry 18 -6 can mean a lot to many , 18 footer , 19 footer. With the picture you posted showing what the Gull looks like , we all now know what to look for.
Great knowledge Jerry and thanks for keeping us all informed. Hope to see you on the water this year.
Thanks Jon, see you soon hopefully!Quote:
Originally Posted by msmeads