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Updated:
1/24/2016 (8 years ago)
Originally Posted: 6/9/2015
Total Views: 1,790
Owner: Tim Goldsmith
Forum Nickname: gsmith795
Location: East Wakefield, NH
Model: 1986 Ski Nautique 2001
Length: 19
Engine: PCM 351
HP: 240
Hours: 860
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Forum Nickname: gsmith795
Location: East Wakefield, NH
Model: 1986 Ski Nautique 2001
Length: 19
Engine: PCM 351
HP: 240
Hours: 860
Modify this Diaries Listing
I purchased my 1986 Ski Nautique 2001 in June of 2015 from a CCF Forums member. To say that he took amazing care of this boat would be an understatement...
The first day that I had her in the water I received numerous compliments from other boaters on the lake who couldn't believe how great of shape it was in. The previous owner had re-applied the gel coat, replaced the carpets, and installed new upholstery on the front seats. At the time that I purchased the boat from him, he had already ordered new upholstery for the rear seats and engine cover, so I look forward to getting the new material installed.
This is my first Correct Craft but not the first in my family. My uncle had a 1950's Correct Craft when I was a kid and I always loved cruising the lake and the amazing sound that engine made. I'm excited to join the family and look forward to many enjoyable years caring for this amazing machine.
The first day that I had her in the water I received numerous compliments from other boaters on the lake who couldn't believe how great of shape it was in. The previous owner had re-applied the gel coat, replaced the carpets, and installed new upholstery on the front seats. At the time that I purchased the boat from him, he had already ordered new upholstery for the rear seats and engine cover, so I look forward to getting the new material installed.
This is my first Correct Craft but not the first in my family. My uncle had a 1950's Correct Craft when I was a kid and I always loved cruising the lake and the amazing sound that engine made. I'm excited to join the family and look forward to many enjoyable years caring for this amazing machine.
