can someone ID this mini boat? It's not an Aqua Lark...

[kereliuk]

I'm told by the previous owner that the tag on it used to say "Blazer XL"

and that maybe it's from Eastern Canada... tag is gone now so there is no proof..and can't find anything on the internet.

Pretty sure it's not of the 'Aqua Lark' family, as the stern and the entire boat has a much lower profile --- any help would be greatly appreciated -Thanks


-adam

http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/att...8&d=1312924308

http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/att...7&d=1312924301

[stupidbaker57]

This looks like my son's GW Invader. Altho others aren't sure if it is really an Invader because the transom is 90 degrees to the keel. Did this have 2 wrap around bucket seats?
If this is like my son's, you'll be able to hang an Evinrude 2 cyl 60hp on back, he did, and he's working on the 60 MPH mark.

[IMP-ish]

I hope you can restore it before that weed grows up! Looks like too much fun to become a planter pot.

[kereliuk]

I'm not sure if it had buckets originally... thanks for the info though. Everybody who sees it uses the same word to describe it, "deathtrap" .

[IMP-ish]

Originally Posted by kereliuk

I'm not sure if it had buckets originally... thanks for the info though. Everybody who sees it uses the same word to describe it, "deathtrap" .

Remember when nice kids toys were bow and arrows and BB guns.

[danzima]

Immediately I think this is the GW Invader (1970s)...So,I looked at many pictures to confirm-Yup!- Like the Aqualarks,this should "fix-up" really well-ENJOY!

[stupidbaker57]

My son is now building a Dillon tunnel hull, so this means the GW Invader is for sale. Boat is ready for paint and rigging (no motor)