https://waco.craigslist.org/boa/d/ericsson-sailboat/6539098517.html
Good thing they're far away. I don't need any more projects.
Good thing they're far away. I don't need any more projects.
two fer one Ericson, er, projects in Texas
- Thread starter toddster
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Looks like the keel version. Would be fun to fix up if you had a barn or a field behind the house.
Please stop reading Craigslist so far from either of us!
Please stop reading Craigslist so far from either of us!
Vagabond39
Member III
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Now if I had a good Desoto truck to tow it home, and if the trailer was road worthy, and a clear spot to park it. However, I have not yet chipped and shredded all the debris from the four March nor-easters.<label for="rb_iconid_8">
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Now if I had a good Desoto truck to tow it home, and if the trailer was road worthy, and a clear spot to park it. However, I have not yet chipped and shredded all the debris from the four March nor-easters.<label for="rb_iconid_8">
Rocinante33
Contributing Partner
Now if I had a good Desoto truck to tow it home, and if the trailer was road worthy, and a clear spot to park it. However, I have not yet chipped and shredded all the debris from the four March nor-easters.<label for="rb_iconid_8"></label>
Whatsamatta? Ain’t the Studebaker truck good enough?
Vagabond39
Member III
Studie
Much better than the Duryea Power Wagon, but that's almost 120 years young.
Tim Flock invested in 100 of the Packard Stude Golden Hawks, rebuilt them right, and still had nothing. Took Datona with a Chrysler 300.
Better than the Crosley, slightly.
Much better than the Duryea Power Wagon, but that's almost 120 years young.
Tim Flock invested in 100 of the Packard Stude Golden Hawks, rebuilt them right, and still had nothing. Took Datona with a Chrysler 300.