TOPIC: Crestliner Jetstreak, My Dream boat

I fear I am becoming a tin boat freak. I'm in the middle of the Orlando Clipper redo and I already know the next boat I will be looking for. 14' Jetstreak. I have a real need for something to put my 61 500 merc on and while I was researching a 14' Crestliner fishing boat I just bought, I saw a Jetstreak picture. Kinda like my old Austin Healy I had, looks like it is doing 60mph sitting still.

It happens!

VintageALboatFan wrote:

It happens!

W/ the user name VintageALboatFan, he'd know ^^^^

Might be a good resource:
www.facebook.com/crestlinerjetstreak

It sure cought my attention. It think this next year I will be looking. Good facebook page also. Thanks

This Crestliner was just put on CL in San Jose California
sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/boa/4229918075.html

Nice boat for the money. I have just started to notice Aluminum Crestliners.

1030hugo wrote:

Nice boat for the money. I have just started to notice Aluminum Crestliners.

Well, sit down, take a deep breath & click this Crestliner link:
minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/boa/4208174689.html

When you awake after the sticker shock, if need be, I'll apologize to your family for posting it....

Hi but keep in mind the 12ft is very hard to come by ,you can buy a 14 or 15 a lot cheaper and it is more of a family user boat,, her is on in my collection that I have more than 7500 in and it is not for sale,, but I like it,,you can find a 14 good luck Bill

Wow, that red 12' burns my eyes. Then another sharp looking one, Bill. I can see why the 12 footers are the most popular with the seating for two and a sports car flair. My need for the larger model is centered on my soon to be finished 1961 500 Mercury. I have to have a boat for it. I have 5 boats but plan on selling 2 this spring, then I will just have to keep and eye out for one. I also have a 1959 Gator tilt trailer with the fat 8" tires that I have been saving. Thanks for the photos, they are awsome boats !! This from a 70 year old.

Any chance someone has the paint code for the turquoise? about to dive into a resto of our 58 JetStreak.