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In July 1998 this site began an attempt to recognize the style and creativity of the original fiberglass boat designs from the 50's & 60's, plus capture the spirit of a time that has since past. This site honors the pioneering minds that conceived and created these beautiful, never to be made again, classic fiberglass boats.

Within this site, you will find information on classic fiberglass boats. There are many sections. All libraries, pictures and information are FREE. Enjoy your time here.

Passion for Old Boats can be Addictive and Contagious

Published: Tuesday, 19 June 2018 20:00 | Written by Dan Gyoerkoe | Print | Email | Hits: 66300

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Ron36# replied the topic: #149013 1 month 3 weeks ago

I am selling a bunch of vintage NOS Boat parts on Facebook under Ron Giordano. I will try to list photos on here

Ron36# replied the topic: #149012 1 month 3 weeks ago

Thanks Bob

Waterwings replied the topic: #149011 1 month 3 weeks ago

Your pictures need to be 1meg or below in size.

Bob

Ron36# replied the topic: #149010 1 month 3 weeks ago

I'm new and unable to upload photos of item I'm selling. Is there some special app I need. Thanks

boatracer replied the topic: #148918 7 months 2 weeks ago

they dont have any leads

Larry Barnes replied the topic: #148842 9 months 3 weeks ago

Hi I am looking for a Barnes Shark if anyone has one for sale please email me thanks. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Rusty651959Z replied the topic: #148827 10 months 2 weeks ago

I have info on an old centurian post we had that boat I got pics green on olive green

1836jamesr replied the topic: #148814 11 months 1 week ago

New to the site but love old stuff. Quick question,, I have a 2nd owner 1961 Lone Star Vacationer in 98% original condition. I live in North Texas and was wondering where to get a fair appraisal of it's value

Chuck in Cincinnati replied the topic: #148791 1 year 2 days ago

Hi Mike, I believe the steering wheel is an Attwood ? Many boat manufacturers used them, so that won't help IDing the boat.
Don't give up the search ! I thought Ancarrow because he made some wild boats, but I don't think that's it

Just call me Mike Cats replied the topic: #148790 1 year 3 days ago

Any idea where to start to figure out brand or year?
How about ideas from the steering wheel?
I'd hate to junk it.

Mike

boatracer replied the topic: #148783 1 year 1 week ago

ok let us know

Just call me Mike Cats replied the topic: #148782 1 year 1 week ago

Thanks, Dwight, I need to figure out what it is first.

boatracer replied the topic: #148780 1 year 1 week ago

Hi we specize in titiling and registrations for boats and cars you can call us @ 941-626-3110 or email @ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Thanks Dwight

Just call me Mike Cats replied the topic: #148779 1 year 1 week ago

Hello, I'm new to the site and need help figuring this boat out. No hull numbers, no ID plate inside and no registration numbers on the bow. It was a gift

boatracer replied the topic: #148775 1 year 2 weeks ago

Hi discount marine dosent have any homelite parts any more ideas the impellers are really hard to try somthing close thanks Dwight

boatracer replied the topic: #148765 1 year 3 weeks ago

Hi we contacted them and they dont have anything

Waterwings replied the topic: #148733 1 year 1 month ago

Sorry haven't been on in quite a while but have you tried Discount Marine Parts out of Bark River MD? www.discount-marine-parts.com They have the story on the motors and have some parts, maybe not what you need but they might be able to help locate them. Like CHuck said alos, AOMCI. If you join there's probably a forum or someone on there who can help.

Bob

boatracer replied the topic: #148732 1 year 1 month ago

Hi all looking for homelite outboard parts any help out there thanks Dwight

boatracer replied the topic: #148724 1 year 1 month ago

Hi still looking for any homelite outboards or nos thanks Dwight 941-626-3110

boatracer replied the topic: #148722 1 year 1 month ago

Hi any leads on homelite water pumps or impellers thanks Dwight

boatracer replied the topic: #148721 1 year 1 month ago

Hi thanks for the lead old outboard motor club but had a hard timre to navigate it ill have to join and see if its easer thanks Dwight

boatracer replied the topic: #148720 1 year 1 month ago

homelite outboard

Chuck in Cincinnati replied the topic: #148713 1 year 1 month ago

have you tried contacting the antique outboard motor club yet ? They may be able to assist you to find impellers?
www.aomci.org/

boatracer replied the topic: #148712 1 year 1 month ago

Hi any leads on homelite /bearcat impellers thanks Dwight 941-626-3110

boatracer replied the topic: #148711 1 year 1 month ago

homelite /bearcat impellers

FiberGlassics' First Site

Published: Thursday, 28 July 2011 07:48 | Written by Webmaster | Print | Email | Hits: 48661

This is a shot of the original FiberGlassics site, circa 1999.

Making a New Plexiglass Windshield

Published: Thursday, 21 February 2013 02:00 | Written by Andrew Gott | Print | Email | Hits: 56473

The windshield on my Lake N Sea was beyond salvage-

I looked for a replacement, without luck. So, I decided that I would have to make one.

The old one was acrylic- 1/4" thick. Making an acrylic windshield would require heat bending, and since I don't have access to an oven large enough to heat a part that large, and trying to do it with a heat gun would be tough. So, After doing some research, I decided to try to use Polycarbonate instead. Polycarbonate is stronger, and more flexible. With the extra strength, a thinner sheet can be used, which will conform to the curves better.

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