Get Your Green On!
Green with envy on Chris Smiths Sea Skiff!
Happy St Patrick’s Day. Today. Green! No one’s gonna pinch me today. Cause I am wearing green. And sitting on an all day Zoom call, so no one will be even near me anyway. So today, enjoy from our archives. Glorious Greeness!
Perfection
Gar Wood Winner Green
Hessle Green Cruiser
A Woody Boater Classic!
natures green goodness
Green plastic sweetness
OH, Green, and blonde and perfection. This is one of my favorite color combos
Christopher Columbus Smith and Mike Green.
Green bottoms
Green wings?
Red White Blue and Sweet Pea Green
Chesapeake Green
Green time capsule tow car
Green water
Green thunderbolt
Green lines
Green with… with.. dam DORA!
Simplicity is green goodness
Green Bilge
Green boathouse. Hessel
Texx and his perfect Green lake n Sea
Dork! Best Name Ever!
Green interior on a?
Plaid, Green and pure gold
Best interior color. tahoe Gold..apple green
green and red perfection
Green power
Green vision
Century Green! Love this shade
Green and gold
Green? St Pat! Day!
Bring on your green today!
Green cockpit with my pretty first mate! Happy St. Patty’s Day.
Green power
Green Beer!
Green with envy
I seem to be short on green. I fed all the green stuff to the pigs so they could turn it in to bacon. Does that make bacon Irish?
And from left field.
Oh that’s perfect, Jim!
Green Plastic L n’ S
Happy St. Patrick’s day everyone 🍀
Was that shot thru a screen, or just a bad picture with a good subject?
Hey Matt!
I can’t believe you posted a picture of the Green Chris Craft Interior from Lake Tahoe. It has a watermark of Steve Lapkin, so perhaps it is Steve’s boat. I took pictures of that boat at the Clayton Boat Show perhaps 25 years ago because I thought it was the most beautiful boat I had ever seen. I loved that green and I am using that shade to paint my 1955 23′ HackerCraft Special Ride Boat. This boat was part of a Speedboat Ride operation at the Walled Lake Amusement Park, outside of Detroit. It is unique because it has two cockpits up front and a utility style in the rear, so it can accomodate 12 passengers. Tom Flood remembers the boat because he delivered the boat in 1955 with Mickey McCready, straight from the HackerCraft factory. I am hoping to complete the restoration this summer and launch it once again for a ride around Walled Lake.
Cockpit view
Actually al schinnerer’s miss arrowhead. I was going to post a more complete shot that includes the green boot stripe too. Trouble with my computer prevents that. A fabulous 27’ 1940 cc triple. It was for sale a while back so not sure who might own it now. Deck had 2 spotlights, 2 horns, a siren along with Bugatti style windshield. No room for anything else!
Also dash and some other interior trim items are birds eye maple. Nothing like it.
No I take it back. On closer inspection not al’s.
Boat in question is called Jus’ Restin’ Up. Owned by Scott Fife. 1940 25’ Sportsman. Lives at Obexer’s on Tahoe
there is a great picture of al’s boat on the cover of the current brass bell, vol. 47, no. 1, 2021.
Sherwood racing green SS,, patiently awaiting its turn!
Love Woody Boater! Keep up the good work!
It’s really dark green!
Hey John, you getting paid for marketing?
Obviously my favorite color combo, too. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Grandma Linda in green, with Replica 1956 Ace Runabout.
Green is good.
Springs Coming”
Green-tings from Tahoe.
Was I the only one that got the dress code memo?
So nice and I’ll contribute with green Flathead, green upholstery and green bottom! All in the same and matched color!
Next
..and last!
My former runabout “KURRE” built 1937 by the famous Swedish boat designer Gideon Forslund.
More green from Kirby paint
More green from Kirby paint
Happy St Pats Day ! 1937 Chris Craft 25 foot Custom , factory correct boot stripe.
Dang it! Dick Dow and I did our best to celebrate St Pat’s day this evening and though the didn’t have any green beer, we drank our share of Mac and Jacks African Amber.
Hope you all had a good day!
Miss Bardahl Unlimited Hydroplane – Lake Chelan, Washington 2010. A race boat from an era where “Luck of the Irish” was a serious thing.