New Arch
Moderators: CaptPatrick, mike ohlstein, Bruce
Re: New Arch
Found it ?? !! ?? ...implying it was NOT made for your boat?
If that's the case...WoW! it looks great, looks like it was made for your boat.
If you had it made, It Looks great, just the way I'd design it to look when having made.
If that's the case...WoW! it looks great, looks like it was made for your boat.
If you had it made, It Looks great, just the way I'd design it to look when having made.
Re: New Arch
Is this a Caribbean 28?
Also, don't you guys need shade up at the fb?
Thanks.
Also, don't you guys need shade up at the fb?
Thanks.
1973 B28 FBC/2007 4LHA STP's - "Phantom Duck" - Hull "BER 00794 1172"
Re: New Arch
I think that looks great - getting the antennas up high and out of the way as well as the installation of the radar. I'll bet there is a lot of work supporting that mounting and running the wiring.
Possunt quia posse videntur
Re: New Arch
Carl,
This was made for the Jessica Lee a 1976 26' FBSF in San Diego area. The boat was for sale there many years ago, I liked the arch so I had saved a pic of the boat for that reason. Well a couple of years ago the boat showed up for sale in Chicago, I chatted with the owner then forgot about it. This feb while in Florida I found the boat for sale on ebay by another owner in Indiana dismantled, project trashed. I made a offer on the arch, dropped by Indy on way back from Fl, got a uhaul trailer picked up arch hauled it home to door county Wis. All Polished Stainless. Meanwhile the hull was trailed to Alabama by a gentleman with the intentions of installing a pair of outboards, wonder how that is going.
Here's the pic I had saved of the Jessica Lee in South Cal
This was made for the Jessica Lee a 1976 26' FBSF in San Diego area. The boat was for sale there many years ago, I liked the arch so I had saved a pic of the boat for that reason. Well a couple of years ago the boat showed up for sale in Chicago, I chatted with the owner then forgot about it. This feb while in Florida I found the boat for sale on ebay by another owner in Indiana dismantled, project trashed. I made a offer on the arch, dropped by Indy on way back from Fl, got a uhaul trailer picked up arch hauled it home to door county Wis. All Polished Stainless. Meanwhile the hull was trailed to Alabama by a gentleman with the intentions of installing a pair of outboards, wonder how that is going.
Here's the pic I had saved of the Jessica Lee in South Cal
Re: New Arch
Chanse- A story like that could only be true as nobody would believe it otherwise.
Ohh wait Bad Joke Time.... What are the "Chanse"s of that happening?
I guess pretty good when you go by the name "Chanse"
I'm done...for this post anyway
It does look great, worth the wait.
In truth, it fits your boat better, maybe its the fishing poles or...
Ohh wait Bad Joke Time.... What are the "Chanse"s of that happening?
I guess pretty good when you go by the name "Chanse"
I'm done...for this post anyway
It does look great, worth the wait.
In truth, it fits your boat better, maybe its the fishing poles or...
Re: New Arch
Carl,
Sometimes you gotta take a chanse!
Capt Pat did, he gave me the name after I had requested
"justanothercapt" or something like that.
Sometimes you gotta take a chanse!
Capt Pat did, he gave me the name after I had requested
"justanothercapt" or something like that.
- scenarioL113
- Senior Member
- Posts: 690
- Joined: May 31st, '08, 09:00
- Location: Massapequa Park, NY
Re: New Arch
Looks nice.
I have one on my B28 but dont have it on this year. I remove it every year bc I store the boat at my house and it nds to be removed for the haul and transport.
I was too lazy to put it on this past spring...
I have one on my B28 but dont have it on this year. I remove it every year bc I store the boat at my house and it nds to be removed for the haul and transport.
I was too lazy to put it on this past spring...
1971 28 Bertram
4BT Cummins
Frank
9-11-01 NEVER FORGET
4BT Cummins
Frank
9-11-01 NEVER FORGET
Re: New Arch
Thanks guys!
Scenario, That's got to be alot of work, just the thought of wrestling with the wiring gives me the chills.
Fortunately This one folds down and lays back on brackets that support it. I can raise it at home when I take it out of storage and haul it 1 mile to the ramp to launch. The local electric co. measured the height so I could clear the wires along that route.
Scenario, That's got to be alot of work, just the thought of wrestling with the wiring gives me the chills.
Fortunately This one folds down and lays back on brackets that support it. I can raise it at home when I take it out of storage and haul it 1 mile to the ramp to launch. The local electric co. measured the height so I could clear the wires along that route.
-
- Senior Member
- Posts: 7036
- Joined: Jun 29th, '06, 21:24
- Location: Hillsdale, New Jersey
- Contact:
Re: New Arch
Chanse
Looks great. Stainless is heavy. Must of been a good wrestling match getting that thing on.
Looks great. Stainless is heavy. Must of been a good wrestling match getting that thing on.
1975 FBC BERG1467-315
-
- Senior Member
- Posts: 7036
- Joined: Jun 29th, '06, 21:24
- Location: Hillsdale, New Jersey
- Contact:
Re: New Arch
Actually a 1976 Bertram 26' FBSF dual station which I owned for the last 33 years.
Re: New Arch
Yannis,
"don't you guys need shade up at the fb?"
Like MarkS sign off. "Location: The Frozen Tundra" but im a tad more nort'.
Here we are getting ready to take a ride from the fb.
on a balmy August day......
"don't you guys need shade up at the fb?"
Like MarkS sign off. "Location: The Frozen Tundra" but im a tad more nort'.
Here we are getting ready to take a ride from the fb.
on a balmy August day......
Re: New Arch
LOL
-
- Senior Member
- Posts: 7036
- Joined: Jun 29th, '06, 21:24
- Location: Hillsdale, New Jersey
- Contact:
Re: New Arch
Wisconsin has two seasons 4th of July and Winter.
I spent some time back and forth to Racine when I was working. Never looked forward to the Winter Trips.
I spent some time back and forth to Racine when I was working. Never looked forward to the Winter Trips.
1975 FBC BERG1467-315
Re: New Arch
Very pretty Chanse. Nice find!
Northern WI boating season is such a tease. Our marina is closing for the season in two weeks. Haul out by sept 15!
Northern WI boating season is such a tease. Our marina is closing for the season in two weeks. Haul out by sept 15!
HotSpot - ‘61 25 Sport Convertible - Hull# 25-109
Re: New Arch
Haha, too funny!!
I didn't know you were friends with Omar Sariff !!!
Tony, I was about to say Carib because of the side pillar and the window...they didn't seem like a normal 28... then Chanse explained its a 26.
This Napier guy copied the 28 into the 26, or vice versa, I don't know which came first...
I didn't know you were friends with Omar Sariff !!!
Tony, I was about to say Carib because of the side pillar and the window...they didn't seem like a normal 28... then Chanse explained its a 26.
This Napier guy copied the 28 into the 26, or vice versa, I don't know which came first...
1973 B28 FBC/2007 4LHA STP's - "Phantom Duck" - Hull "BER 00794 1172"
Re: New Arch
Tony:
I worked, lived in and around Chicago for many years prior to developing a client in Racine. Always looked forward to going there as opposed to chitown regardless of the weather. You probably miss O&H’s Kringles though.
Hotspot,
After Labor Day the wind shifts NorWest blows like hell for weeks temps take a serious drop and you can’t get out anyway. I always seem to stay in until 3rd week of October or so. Then it can get to be a problem trying to pull it and I always say next year right after Labor Day she comes out. November brings the westerlies, I always record 40 to 50 mph winds, always, ever year even in my small protected bay.
edited to say end of Sept/labor day to me same same.
Yannis,
Omar! Friends? I hate the guy. I’ve never been able to forgive him
after finding out about him and my girlfriend Lara.
I always considered the Bertram 26 a scaled down version of the popular 28. The FB model was only made in 1976/77 and in very small numbers and is often mistaken for the 28 from afar.
I worked, lived in and around Chicago for many years prior to developing a client in Racine. Always looked forward to going there as opposed to chitown regardless of the weather. You probably miss O&H’s Kringles though.
Hotspot,
After Labor Day the wind shifts NorWest blows like hell for weeks temps take a serious drop and you can’t get out anyway. I always seem to stay in until 3rd week of October or so. Then it can get to be a problem trying to pull it and I always say next year right after Labor Day she comes out. November brings the westerlies, I always record 40 to 50 mph winds, always, ever year even in my small protected bay.
edited to say end of Sept/labor day to me same same.
Yannis,
Omar! Friends? I hate the guy. I’ve never been able to forgive him
after finding out about him and my girlfriend Lara.
I always considered the Bertram 26 a scaled down version of the popular 28. The FB model was only made in 1976/77 and in very small numbers and is often mistaken for the 28 from afar.
Last edited by Chanse on Sep 3rd, '21, 18:23, edited 1 time in total.
-
- Senior Member
- Posts: 7036
- Joined: Jun 29th, '06, 21:24
- Location: Hillsdale, New Jersey
- Contact:
Re: New Arch
Chanse
Believe it or not from time to time I can get the Kringles imported from Racine in Traders Joe's. Have not seen them since the whole Covid issue so maybe that is over with.
The Company I worked for had purchased a division of SC Johnson.
Stayed downtown one time at a hotel on the lake right next to a Marina and some really expensive Condo complex. But Downtown Racine rolled up the sidewalks at 5 in the afternoon. Was a real quiet city. Mostly stayed out by our office a few miles outside of down town.
Believe it or not from time to time I can get the Kringles imported from Racine in Traders Joe's. Have not seen them since the whole Covid issue so maybe that is over with.
The Company I worked for had purchased a division of SC Johnson.
Stayed downtown one time at a hotel on the lake right next to a Marina and some really expensive Condo complex. But Downtown Racine rolled up the sidewalks at 5 in the afternoon. Was a real quiet city. Mostly stayed out by our office a few miles outside of down town.
1975 FBC BERG1467-315
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 123 guests