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Originally posted by skutsch skutsch wrote:

   My Dad had a Rail Custom, he was a little more restrained, but skied at (what I thought at the time) was crazy fast speeds, 36 mph.


Steve...I had never heard of a Rail before. However, a month or so back I came across a Ron Mark's Rail Tunnel Concave in an antique store. Did your Dad's look like this? Same mfgr?? I think Ron Mark's was an Austrailian mfgr.
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Wow, sorry for the threadjack! David, no that is not it, I thought I had a picture of it, but all I could find was a picture of the Joe Cash (this is the newer one, my Mom hated it, always went back to her old one). All these skis are still at home in the garage, somewhere. I will dig them up and make sure they make it to Green Lake with the 64 this year.
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Originally posted by davidg davidg wrote:

Originally posted by skutsch skutsch wrote:

   My Dad had a Rail Custom, he was a little more restrained, but skied at (what I thought at the time) was crazy fast speeds, 36 mph.


Steve...I had never heard of a Rail before. However, a month or so back I came across a Ron Mark's Rail Tunnel Concave in an antique store. Did your Dad's look like this? Same mfgr?? I think Ron Mark's was an Austrailian mfgr.



David - Found a picture, now this isn't my Dad's actual ski but this is pretty close. His had White graphics and was a Rail Customer (this one is a Grizzly model) I remember him saying he had to send information in and it was custom built for him, but it had the same nude color'd bindings, I think that was one of the characteristics of the ski.
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Steve....Very cool! Love the old wooden ski's. I have a really nice O'Brien Competition w/ original case. Found it in the Trader Paper back before all the Tradin' Times, and Trader Paper's were displaced by the world wide interweb.
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This may be just what I am looking for in a ski tug...is there anyone within a few minutes who could take a look?
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looks like a keeper
former skylark owner now a formula but I cant let this place go
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2000 Nautique 583 hrs under $12KThe interior needs a little love. I like the color
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1998 Sport Nautique 170 hrs $14,900
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78 Ski Tique on Ebay. Interesting power, looks well cared for but has some mods.
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jo-e90 seems to be among the missing ..
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Surprised you noticed Pete.
The winter and another brand have me distracted but can't find a site as helpful as this one where you can get a good yell in' at for not getting it.
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what is the other brand you are watching? please say formula boats
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a sport nautique that sleeps 10

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The description also says it that it is a 2002 model. Looks like its a 1997 super sport
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I would say it looks more like a 2002 then a 97, 98 got that nice trunk in the back. For $22k, sure would think it would be an 02...
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I didn't realize the '02 still had the step up in the bow.
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Originally posted by jo-e90 jo-e90 wrote:

I didn't realize the '02 still had the step up in the bow.


Good catch, the 02 did not, so it must be an early model 98, probably titled in 97. Pretty pricey for a 97 (98)
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Welcome back Dan!
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Howdy!!

Trying to sell my boat online, so in a way it is an online find for some.

Any advice on what I could change in order for it to sell better would be appreciated.

http://www.boattrader.com/listing/1997-Correct-Craft-Sport-Nautique-650960
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I would fit the original hull Sport decals. It looks a bit unfinished without them.

Good luck with the sale...... upgrading?

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It's a Beautiful Collegian Seems like he is saying all the right things regarding the restoration. No idea on the "Originality" It's at $3k now, I am sure it won't sell for that. Pretty boat.
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Originally posted by skutsch skutsch wrote:

Seems like he is saying all the right things regarding the restoration.

Well, where do I start??


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Well Pete you can start with dash. gauges,steering wheel.
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94 Nautique

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Must be on Candlewood and see no mention of a trailer or hours?? Could be a Great first boat for some young water ski bum!!
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an even better deal without a trailer

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Where Hydrodyne meets Donzi.

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