New Restoration Project Needs Identity

[shesabugger1]

I picked this boat up a few months ago.

The people over at Tinboats.net said I may find the information iam looking for here

Nice lines and deep sides. 60" at widest & 48" at the beam. 20" sides.

It is 14′ in length and has no identification marks.

Paint has a crinkle texture.

I want to start a restoration which will include a plank floor and some new paint and wood details.
I would also like to find a new windscreen and some period correct accessories in the future.

If anyone has any information about this beauty it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

[shesabugger1]

This boats identity is a mystery to many forums it seems.

Even google can’t find it

[wedgie]

Looks decent.

I wouldn’t worry too much about what it is, as long as it floats !

[mr-asa]

Did you try Fiberglassics? They’ve got a decent library as well as a bank of knowledge. You do need little bit of patience, though.

[pappy]

Give your post some time, am betting someone here will come up with the answer for you.

[raglover]

AeroCraft?

[phil-b]

I think that while some parts resemble Aerocraft boats, but in the photos I remember seeing (can’t see them above anymore) the front deck has formed lines that don’t look like any aerocraft I’ve seen…..

I suggest trying http://www.fiberglassics.com/glassic-fo … classics-2

[pappy]

Bump…Lets see if we can help this guy!
To the OP, a bunch of folks will be gone this week and gathering at a National event in Wisconsin.
Have patience! Bump it back to the top every once in a while until you get it identified.

[patrickz]

It reminds of a Duracraft with its multiple chines, but I’m no expert.

[shesabugger1]

I think I found it.

Mastercraft.

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