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Old 11-04-2005, 12:57 AM   #1
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Has anyone seen this?

According to the 'Evinrude and Johnson Boats' website, this 1964 Johnson Deluxe 17 was owned by 'Ian' from Surrey as of 2 years ago.

Has anyone seen it or know Ian?
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Old 11-04-2005, 08:40 AM   #2
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That's a fair old step!
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Old 11-04-2005, 09:43 PM   #3
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What type of Ensign is she flying?
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Old 11-04-2005, 09:53 PM   #4
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What type of Ensign is she flying?
Thats no ensign, he's obviously testing the parachute out, apparently is going to be doing parasending off Clacton beach this summer
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Old 11-04-2005, 09:57 PM   #6
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Not sure what the designer was thinking.

Bow on, it looks like a cat with a centre pod. Not a performance cat as the two hulls are identical but a cat all the same.
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Old 11-04-2005, 10:01 PM   #7
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But at the stern it's a standard hard chine.

Stepped hull, semi catamaran, monohull transom?

Help please Adam.
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feck the design..................just think how cool you'd look, if that was trimmed in leapard skin vinyl, had an evinrude supatwin & you towed it down the road behind ya Studebaker Avanti pumping out some Creedance!
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Boy those OMC sterndrives were weird in them days!

I love that drive shaft link thingy they have, that looks exactly like the cogs that drive the twistgrip on a 20 Johnson just were you tilt the handle up.

And the 'washing machine' rubber seal on the transom, with the screw jack on the front of the motor for trim!
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feck the design..................just think how cool you'd look, if that was trimmed in leapard skin vinyl, had an evinrude supatwin & you towed it down the road behind ya Studebaker Avanti pumping out some Creedance!
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some people just have style in thier veins!
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some people just have style in thier veins!

nah you essex boys dont have style.........its called bling! you can take the boy out of essex but you cant take essex out the boy!
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talk to the hand
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Old 11-04-2005, 10:40 PM   #14
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feck the design..................just think how cool you'd look, if that was trimmed in leapard skin vinyl, had an evinrude supatwin & you towed it down the road behind ya Studebaker Avanti pumping out some Creedance!
Not a Studebaker but will this do?
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whatever dude, just whatever, i got da tude.....im freewheelin....whateva
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That boat reminds me of a Ford Edsel!
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Not a Studebaker but will this do?
well it is Pink (or sun scorched red) AND its an estate AND its got funky rear wings AMD Bumper car brakelights. it seems to have fullfilled all the main criteria

Tell me, is the driver wearing some clear jelly shoes and a pair of smoked brown aviators?

does that there 'tub have aqua-flake on the top. SUPERFLY!
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Not sure what the designer was drinking.

there ya go..... fixed it for ya...
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