Originally Posted by bertsboat
no ,,
plus that story was never confirmed.
when did they make the lounge seating baby?????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????
Historian LGDCC 19H-38
no ,,
plus that story was never confirmed.
when did they make the lounge seating baby?????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????
When the sky is grey,look out to sea.
When the waves are high and the light is dying,
well raise a glass and think of me...
When I'm home again,
boys, I'll be buying!
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It's hull #10. And the old owner had it for 25+ years.
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Scott
Was this the one in New Britian?
Hope your well
KJ
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Yes thats the one.
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Greg,
I grew up in West Hartford, CT. I was good friends with the original owner who had a cottage down on Niantic Bay. We used the boat primarily on the CT River and Niantic bay area with some trips out in the sound on calmer days. The last engine in the boat was a 470, 4cyl with 170 hp, boat ran about 55 but its the handling that makes these boats so fun to drive. I have never been in a boat that you can turn the wheel so hard and it felt like it was on rails, never skipped or jumped. The boat looks beautiful, I didn't get a chance to go down and see it in person but my buddy stopped in occasionally to watch the progress. I believe the place that did the glass work has another baby 14 they will eventually be restoring. Good luck to the owner, Jim
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The other Baby 14 is mine that Tom is doing all the structural work on. The 14 is really a Cigarette that Don Aronow took with him when he sold DONZI and Magnum. It's was rigged and titled at the Cigarette factory. I hope to have both 14's done over the winter.
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Scott,
Sure looks like they do nice work, good luck on getting it done. I will try to post some of the pictures of the 14, I believe I uploaded a few way back when to the web site. If I remember correctly it was one of the times I took it to Lake Champlain in Vermont.
Jim
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I saved these, they are too cool.
I have far too many boats, just ask my Wife.
If you have something of great quality, and you take care of it, it will last forever.
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How many do you think you could get together for one gathering? Any interest in that? Maybe a half dozen, maybe more?
Plenty of notice.
I have far too many boats, just ask my Wife.
If you have something of great quality, and you take care of it, it will last forever.
Never Economise on Luxuries
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scott, have you tried fitting the scripts yet?
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Coming along...Some updated pictures! Lots of trial fitting going on with the engine mount, pump bracket, battery box etc. Engine should be in for good next week once brackets are painted.
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nice work awesome
When the sky is grey,look out to sea.
When the waves are high and the light is dying,
well raise a glass and think of me...
When I'm home again,
boys, I'll be buying!
My Ride
Come Join Us on The Queen Of American Lakes
Contact Us
www.lgdonziclassic.com
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That's a whole lotta love going on there !
Is it my imagination or does the baby 14 carry less deadrise than other models ?
Just because something's old doesn't mean you throw it away !
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