Re: [bolger] Re: 40 Bay-Built boat
Whoops. Maynard Lowery is the boatbuilder. Malcolm
Lowry wrote "Under the Volcano" about the alchoholism
and death of an ex-pat living in Mexico. I had better
crack open another Corona. . . .
Anyway, this is a neat boat, with lots of touches you
only get with a home built or custom built boat--rail
at the stern folds down into a boarding ladder, Wiley
windows, just an neat old boat.
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Lowry wrote "Under the Volcano" about the alchoholism
and death of an ex-pat living in Mexico. I had better
crack open another Corona. . . .
Anyway, this is a neat boat, with lots of touches you
only get with a home built or custom built boat--rail
at the stern folds down into a boarding ladder, Wiley
windows, just an neat old boat.
--- s_paskey <s_paskey@...> wrote:
> Thanks, Sam! The builder's name is actually Maynard__________________________________
> Lowery, and
> he's a very well-known traditional boatbuilder.
> Here's a link to
> the musuem's website, with a photo:
>
> www.richardsonmuseum.org/
>
> Steve Paskey
>
> --- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, Sam Glasscock
> <glasscocklanding@y...>
> wrote:
> > I wanted to alert this group about a boat the
> > Richardson Maritime Museum in Cambridge, Maryland
> has
> > for sale. I went over and looked at it but
> concluded
> > it was too much boat for me. The boat is a
> bay-built
> > (cross planked chine hull) 40'x 12' x 3' built of
> the
> > finest materials 40 years ago on Tilgman Island by
> > Malcom Lowery. It had a good survey last year,
> > although it needs osme cosmetic work. The boat
> has
> > all electronics and is set up as a cruising boat,
> very
> > "troller-yatchesque". The boat has a 6 cyl Acadia
> > slow-turning gas engine in perfect condition, 2gph
> at
> > 8kts, and is loaded with neat features. I have no
> > connection to the museum, I just like the boat and
> > would like to see someone get it and take care of
> it.
> > I suspect the boat will go cheap--the museum got
> it as
> > a donation and is very anxios to mve it. Sam
> >
> >
> >
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Thanks, Sam! The builder's name is actually Maynard Lowery, and
he's a very well-known traditional boatbuilder. Here's a link to
the musuem's website, with a photo:
www.richardsonmuseum.org/
Steve Paskey
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, Sam Glasscock <glasscocklanding@y...>
wrote:
he's a very well-known traditional boatbuilder. Here's a link to
the musuem's website, with a photo:
www.richardsonmuseum.org/
Steve Paskey
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, Sam Glasscock <glasscocklanding@y...>
wrote:
> I wanted to alert this group about a boat the
> Richardson Maritime Museum in Cambridge, Maryland has
> for sale. I went over and looked at it but concluded
> it was too much boat for me. The boat is a bay-built
> (cross planked chine hull) 40'x 12' x 3' built of the
> finest materials 40 years ago on Tilgman Island by
> Malcom Lowery. It had a good survey last year,
> although it needs osme cosmetic work. The boat has
> all electronics and is set up as a cruising boat, very
> "troller-yatchesque". The boat has a 6 cyl Acadia
> slow-turning gas engine in perfect condition, 2gph at
> 8kts, and is loaded with neat features. I have no
> connection to the museum, I just like the boat and
> would like to see someone get it and take care of it.
> I suspect the boat will go cheap--the museum got it as
> a donation and is very anxios to mve it. Sam
>
>
>
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I wanted to alert this group about a boat the
Richardson Maritime Museum in Cambridge, Maryland has
for sale. I went over and looked at it but concluded
it was too much boat for me. The boat is a bay-built
(cross planked chine hull) 40'x 12' x 3' built of the
finest materials 40 years ago on Tilgman Island by
Malcom Lowery. It had a good survey last year,
although it needs osme cosmetic work. The boat has
all electronics and is set up as a cruising boat, very
"troller-yatchesque". The boat has a 6 cyl Acadia
slow-turning gas engine in perfect condition, 2gph at
8kts, and is loaded with neat features. I have no
connection to the museum, I just like the boat and
would like to see someone get it and take care of it.
I suspect the boat will go cheap--the museum got it as
a donation and is very anxios to mve it. Sam
__________________________________
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Richardson Maritime Museum in Cambridge, Maryland has
for sale. I went over and looked at it but concluded
it was too much boat for me. The boat is a bay-built
(cross planked chine hull) 40'x 12' x 3' built of the
finest materials 40 years ago on Tilgman Island by
Malcom Lowery. It had a good survey last year,
although it needs osme cosmetic work. The boat has
all electronics and is set up as a cruising boat, very
"troller-yatchesque". The boat has a 6 cyl Acadia
slow-turning gas engine in perfect condition, 2gph at
8kts, and is loaded with neat features. I have no
connection to the museum, I just like the boat and
would like to see someone get it and take care of it.
I suspect the boat will go cheap--the museum got it as
a donation and is very anxios to mve it. Sam
__________________________________
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