Re: [FWDLK] Finned boats

[Ray Jones <hurst300@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Mark;
There were a number of these type boats made in that era. Since you can 
mold fiberglass in any shape you want, it was easy to give them an 
Automotive look. Just a sales gimmick.

There is one I'm trying to find, it's named "the Arkansas Traveller". 
In the 14' to 16' range. Several have slipped thru my hands due to lack 
of funds or getting to the scene too late. It has the Fins and also 
Taillights as I recall.

They are usually cheap, unless in perfect shape. I've never seen an 
inboard, but suspect they were built also.

Ray
Ray Jones, Mena, AR in the Ouachita Mountains in western Arkansas
Y'all com'on down and we'll sit ona porch and sip a few.
On Jul 12, 2005, at 12:41 AM, Mark J. Hash wrote:

> Has anyone seen or does anyone here own a finned boat to go with their 
> forward look mopar?? This weekend at a flea market I encountered a 
> boat whose title called it a 1959 Cat, with fins on the boat that 
> reminded me of the '57 Plymouths fins!!? I know I've seen pics of 
> somebody out there with a '58 Fury and a boat done up the same, but it 
> was a long time ago.
> ?
> On a related topic, I wonder what is the best way to put on either a 
> removable tow hitch or one that is not, uhhh, ugly - on a '57 Fury???
> ?
> Mark?? mjh
> '57 Fury
> '57 Savoy 2d ht
> '61 De Soto
> '68 300 ragtop????????? in Oregon
>
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