More Lapkin? Glad You Asked. Can We Really Ever Get Enough? No.

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A huge thanks to Steve Lapkin for sending us some more H20 Gold…and mahogany all varnished up and looking very very happy. After all happiness is a freshly varnished boat..that runs.. and floats… in that order. Anyway, happy Monday..if there is such a thing, and just sit back and take a sip of your Duplex Morning Coffee and bask.

I am so confused? Virginia? Lake Tahoe? Capri? So many locations

KERNING!

History in motion..ish

He’s happy, she’s happy.. and well..

Waves

Smile your on Woodyboater taking a photo of Steve taking a photo of…Your phone!

COBRAS

The YA YA wave. I like this new term.. A YA YA WAVE is the wave you do when you are tired of waving to everyone. YA YA..

Where is Rabbit when you need him

SMILES.

Coats on coats of varnish

Tucked away

Lets go for a ride

The Coat Sisters. Carol Coat, and Cathy Coat

Fletcher!

Shaka right back to ya

The Embrace wave.

Cobras!

Avocado, before it was called Avocado. Pea Green? Olive? LOVE IT BTW

And a classic Lapkin spray shot.

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19 Responses to “More Lapkin? Glad You Asked. Can We Really Ever Get Enough? No.”

  1. Greg Lewandowski

    Wonderful photos of the best kind. People enjoying their boats. I am looking forward to meeting Steve at the big Algonac party in June. It will be fun!

  3. Rabbit

    Rabbit has zero interest in being caught and eaten by Greyhound. Great shots!

  4. ART ARMSTRONG

    Nice Monday morning shots.
    I have a question about one of the “wave” boats. The mid 50s bullnose CC has what appears to be a Cobra windshield. I don’t ever remember that model with a WS of that design……..Duplex sip…..did it come with or just “owner” inspired? Asking for a friend.

    • Troy in ANE

      Art:

      I am no expert on this stuff, but I think that would be a ’55 or ’56 Capri with it’s original windshield.

      Great pics as always!! Now I hope Kent O is inspired to send in some more pics also.

  5. Mark in Ohio (sometimes da U P)

    As always great pictures Steve. Thanks for sharing.

  7. ART ARMSTRONG

    Dah ……..thanks Troy, why didn’t I think of looking in my CC Bible!!!

  8. Ron in Seattle

    Someone needs “Greyhound”. Alan Thomle is a Wood Artist. No one knew what the original interior looked like, it is all from his head. It needed a new bottom. He took measurements, built a new bottom on the floor of his shop, lifted the boat up, cut the old bottom off, and lowered it onto the new bottom. Perfect fit…

  9. Ray

    Great shots, as always by Steve. The one titled “History in motion..ish” is of Kathy and Bo Muller – restorers extraordinaire and real assets to our hobby.