Mahogany Gas Crackerbox

[finkbuilt]

Hey folks,

I built the Dunlap gas crackerbox and finished in in a classic mahogany runabout motif.

<a href="http://www.finkbuilt.com/blog/?p=43">LINK to photos</a>

http://www.finkbuilt.com/blog/?p=43

Does anyone know of a good pond in the Seattle area where I can run this beast without being hassled / breaking the law ? thanks

steve

[RGinCanada]

Welcome aboard!

Can't help you with the pond, but nice boat and fantastic website (http://www.finkbuilt.com/blog/?p=43)! Great write-ups, and slick design!

Regards,
Ray

[Kmot]

Gorgeous boat! I have no idea about your locale, but even here in So Cal gas boats have a rough time from what I hear.

http://www.finkbuilt.com/static/images/articles/boat.jpg

[finkbuilt]

Thanks! I've already revieved a few suggestions for boating locales.

steve

Welcome aboard!

Can't help you with the pond, but nice boat and fantastic website (http://www.finkbuilt.com/blog/?p=43)! Great write-ups, and slick design!

Regards,
Ray

[csr101]

What part of Seattle? I run boats at Sand piont, Lake Washington. (the old NAS.)

[Davcruz]

It is beautiful!! :D

[finkbuilt]

I'll try Sand Point. Thanks for the tip. I'm in Ballard / Magnolia. I have run it at Lake Ballinger in N Greenwood a few times without incedent, but I know that it is frowned upon.

steve

What part of Seattle? I run boats at Sand piont, Lake Washington. (the old NAS.)

[csr101]

Ballard! You could try the locks. ;) At Sand point follow the signs to the sailing club. I run a 22" mono there so the water is fairly good year round.