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Fall 2009 (Issue No. 45)
GRANDSON RESCUES LOST CHRIS
CRAFT

PHOTOS CAN BE ENLARGED BY CLICKING


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GRANDSON
RESCUES LOST CHRIS CRAFT
Remember the big Chris Craft pictured on page 12 of the Summer '09 issue
sunk at her slip at the Maryland marina? I stated rather boldly in that
boat's listing, "If there are any hearty souls out there willing to take
on such a challenge, they certainly exist among the Bone Yard Boats
crowd." Well, I am happy to report that, once again, you proved me
right! Even better, a BYB subscriber was reunited with a lost family
treasure. Read on...
In a recent email, subscriber Howard W reported the following: "I also
want to tell you that I have rescued my grandfather's 1951 54' Chris
Craft Motor Yacht which appeared in the summer issue. She was listed as
a 1950 50' which was incorrect. Thanks to your publication... I will
raise the Chris in about a month and have contacted a yard about
restoration. Would make a good story for your paper, "grandson rescues
long lost Chris Craft belonging to family in 1950's and 60's." I
enclosed a picture from 1958 with my family aboard. Grandfather standing
in his usual spot! Regards, Howard W" (Howard's grandfather owned this
Chris Craft from new until 1968.)
Info from the Summer 2009 Issue (No. 44)
1950
CHRIS CRAFT 50'. After being contacted about this 1950 Chris
Craft 50' -- reportedly hull #1 and named SEA QUEEN -- her situation
went from bad to worse. She is pictured above in her slip at Maurgale
Marina in Glen Burnie, MD. In fact, if you check out Maurgale Marina on
www.Marinas.com there are several great aerial photos of the marina in
which this old beauty can be clearly seen, particularly if you 'zoom
in.' As you can see from the photo below, she recently took on a bit too
much water while at the dock. If there are any hearty souls out there
willing to take on such a challenge, they certainly exist among the Bone
Yard Boats crowd. If you'd like to take on this project, please give the
marina a call at xxx-xxx-xxxx.
[THIS BOAT
LISTING IS OVER A YEAR OLD AND HAS "AGED" INTO BYB'S PUBLIC ARCHIVES
AREA. OWNER CONTACT INFO HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THIS PUBLICLY AVAILABLE
BOAT PROFILE. THE ORIGINAL BOAT LISTING STILL EXISTS IN THE "WHEELHOUSE"
AREA OF THE BONE YARD BOATS WEBSITE UNDER THIS SAME NEWSLETTER ISSUE.]
KNOW OF A BOAT THAT NEEDS SAVING?
TELL BONE YARD BOATS!
LOOKING FOR A PROJECT BOAT?
YOU'VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE!
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old boats.
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is firmly dedicated to the belief that for every old boat out there in
need of a new home...
...there's a crazy boater looking for a project. |
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~50 boats.
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