The really "Old School" boating thread

[Skyskier]

A friends '66 wood deck flatty.

Any guess on the make??

Looks like one of that cabinet maker, Marvin Zepede, he had a cabinet shop in Paramount back in the early '60's an he lived in Whiitier,an WAS gonna go into the boat biz.......and Then again, it Might be one of Gaylord's early boat's ?.....................definately NOT a Sanger.............just my .02 cent's worth.

[CampbellCarl]

Bob, what if it also had an interior chain that ran under one ouput shaft and then over the other side.....that might counter rotate the outputs....I dunno..

[Wheeler]

Looks like one of that cabinet maker, Marvin Zepede, he had a cabinet shop in Paramount back in the early '60's an he lived in Whiitier,an WAS gonna go into the boat biz.......and Then again, it Might be one of Gaylord's early boat's ?.....................definately NOT a Sanger.............just my .02 cent's worth.

You are correct on a couple points. The boat is not a Sanger, the builder did live in Whittier and was a cabinet maker.


Carl should know what make of boat it is.

[gn7]

You are correct on a couple points. The boat is not a Sanger, the builder did live in Whittier and was a cabinet maker.


Carl should know what make of boat it is.

You can rule out Gaylord.

[CampbellCarl]

You are correct on a couple points. The boat is not a Sanger, the builder did live in Whittier and was a cabinet maker.


Carl should know what make of boat it is.

Drawing a blank here.....Nescher?

[Sharp shooter]

If anyone is capable of writing a book about the good old days of performance boating it's the guy pictured left.

[Wheeler]

Drawing a blank here.....Nescher?

Here you Carl. George Temple was the builder.