... Schuster and a guy named Gil Gaska, who both worked in Paramount at 
      Powercat boats were watching an off shore race off the coast of Long Beach 
      from the pier. All the boats were getting pounded and beating the drivers 
      up good except for the new Glastron with the 'aqua lift ' bottom. Schuster 
      liked the way it rode and borrowed a brand new Glastron, taped off how 
      high he wanted the sides to be, gaska put the little design thing on the 
      side of the hull in hardboard and they splashed a mold off it. Harlin Orin 
      lived down the street from Gaska, as did Howard Brown, my folks and so on 
      and all this was around the block from Bob Masseys shop which would become 
      the Tahiti shop, across the street from Mr Weimans place on Lakewood 
      blvd in bewteen Ashworth and Rose street, 'bout a mile away from Artesia. 
      In between that time it was Jerry Wriedts place too before he moved to a 
      bigger shop. Harlan helped with that first mold too.

      Gaska tooled up the little deck on the now 'Tahiti' bottom and the rest is 
      history. Schuster gave his brother in law, Ken Baker, a bottom to start 
      his own boat deal and that became Sidewinder boats, the one with the wrap 
      around windshield ...