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| Help me ID this boat? It was listed as a 1968 Glastron Ski Bird - but I found a 1968 glastron brochure and it was nowhere to be found. I like the design of this boat.. I think it was VERY ahead of its time and think it would be a fun (and somewhat easy due to size) restoration project if I can find one. Any help would be much appreciated.
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| obviosly it is Batmans Bat boat,,,,,,,,,really cool looking ,,sure is worth fixing up,,longliner |
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| who made it? what year? what model?
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| I really wish I knew,,the stern looks awfull strange,,can you tell what type of power she needs? |
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| It may be a Hammond. Glastron was founded by Carlson and Hammond. Hammond had his own line of boats and they are very often mistaken for Glastrons. Try this web site http://www.classicglastron.com/ This has a lot fo pics and both glastron and Hammond classics
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| Ski-Bird! Hi Doc, How exciting!!! That looks like a 12 food Ski-Bird that my parents built back in the 60s. We had 3 sizes...a small 8 footer that was a one-person boat, the 12 foot, and a 16 foot that seated 4 or 5. We lived in Indiana, where the boats were all made by hand by Mom, Dad, and a few folks they had working for them. I was very young but who knows...I may have even helped roll the fiberglass in that boat. Please email me privately as I'd love to see what you've done with it. I haven't seen one of our boats in years and came online tonight specifically searching to see if I could find one! Therese |