Hi guys. I'm new here and trying to get the trim set right. I posted on the 'Show us your Starcraft' thread and it was suggested that I post here.
My friend gave me a fiberglass Starcraft. I'm still trying to get it home because the wheel bearings on the trailer are shot. Should have that fixed by the weekend. In the meantime, here are a few pictures.
Here she is, in all of her oxidized glory.

I know she is a 14 foot '64. I don't know the model. The plate has had something clamped to it wiping out the model number. What is left says "14 COB". The rest is gone.

The engine is a '69 Johnson 55hp with really bad wiring.

I want to make this boat pretty and reliable. Once I get her home there will be the compression check and other engine related tests to see if I should fix the engine or find another. The paperwork wont be a problem, and the boat seems worth saving at this point.
Anyway, I'm hoping to fix her and have a nice little boat I can trailer to the mountains or to the Sacramento river delta in search of fish or beers. I'm generally better at finding beers than fish. We'll see.
I'm going to post over at Fiberglassics.com for identification, which was suggested elsewhere too. If anyone here can help me out, however, that would be appreciated.
Thanks and take care,
Tom
My friend gave me a fiberglass Starcraft. I'm still trying to get it home because the wheel bearings on the trailer are shot. Should have that fixed by the weekend. In the meantime, here are a few pictures.
Here she is, in all of her oxidized glory.

I know she is a 14 foot '64. I don't know the model. The plate has had something clamped to it wiping out the model number. What is left says "14 COB". The rest is gone.

The engine is a '69 Johnson 55hp with really bad wiring.

I want to make this boat pretty and reliable. Once I get her home there will be the compression check and other engine related tests to see if I should fix the engine or find another. The paperwork wont be a problem, and the boat seems worth saving at this point.
Anyway, I'm hoping to fix her and have a nice little boat I can trailer to the mountains or to the Sacramento river delta in search of fish or beers. I'm generally better at finding beers than fish. We'll see.
I'm going to post over at Fiberglassics.com for identification, which was suggested elsewhere too. If anyone here can help me out, however, that would be appreciated.
Thanks and take care,
Tom