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Updated:
3/9/2011 (13 years ago)
Originally Posted: 3/9/2011
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Owner: Leon
Location: Fort Collins,
Model: 1992 Ski Nautique Open Bow
Length: 19.6
Engine: Ford PCM 351
HP: 255
Hours: 900
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Location: Fort Collins,
Model: 1992 Ski Nautique Open Bow
Length: 19.6
Engine: Ford PCM 351
HP: 255
Hours: 900
Modify this Diaries Listing
This is my 1992 SNOB, dubbed "The FoCo SNOB." I bought it used with 800 hours, a fantastic fixer-upper project. Now humming along nicely...
I grew up boating in Michigan. My parents were "skeeters" and helped start what is now the Skeeters waterski show in Wisconsin. So I was introduced to all forms of skiing, slalom, trick, and now boarding growing up. After I graduated college and moved to a very dry state, I had no boat and limited access to water... basically dropped the sport.
Although when I first saved up enough money to buy a new car, I got a small truck thinking I’d eventually/hopefully get a hand-me-down boat from my family. Never happened. 10 years later, I scored this SNOB that happens to be the same make, model, and color as my dad’s boat. So its finally come full-circle. Look out!
I grew up boating in Michigan. My parents were "skeeters" and helped start what is now the Skeeters waterski show in Wisconsin. So I was introduced to all forms of skiing, slalom, trick, and now boarding growing up. After I graduated college and moved to a very dry state, I had no boat and limited access to water... basically dropped the sport.
Although when I first saved up enough money to buy a new car, I got a small truck thinking I’d eventually/hopefully get a hand-me-down boat from my family. Never happened. 10 years later, I scored this SNOB that happens to be the same make, model, and color as my dad’s boat. So its finally come full-circle. Look out!