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i just did a zoom in.... is she running on two outboards? is that what i'm seeing?myakka wrote:Aaron if you zoom in on that Carver Mariner someone went to the trouble to add a bracket and two outboards to it. I took the picture as I waited for the bridge to close
no biggie,myakka wrote:Yup, same boat. The website I read listed it as 142'. Either way its big.
i just did a zoom in.... is she running on two outboards? is that what i'm seeing?myakka wrote:Aaron if you zoom in on that Carver Mariner someone went to the trouble to add a bracket and two outboards to it. I took the picture as I waited for the bridge to close
I am very fimilar with "PARDON ME" THE 48' "RUN-A-BOUT" at the Marine Museum in Clayton New York. 48' in length, built in 1948 at a cost of 48K. Often mistakingly referred to as a Hackercraft, she was built by Hutchinson Boat Works, of the same area on the St Lawrence River, and was a John L. Hacker design.todd brinkerhoff wrote:We go to Hammondsport, NY every year for the classic boat show at their boat museum. I have always loved woody's and my father and I are restoring and old Century Lapstrake. When I was at the museum a year ago, they were restoring one of the coolest boats I have ever see. It was a 48 foot Hackercraft with twin 1500 hp V-12 engines. It is said to be the largest runabout created and was the only one built. It's named "Pardon Me". Apparently, noone really held on to the boat for very long due to its bad manners.
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