Left coast boat porn

[LIMc]

Never tried this before hope it works!
-JULIE MAY - name she was born with -- named after daughter of original owner. I bought it from the original owner who had her built
-42'X 12'West Coast Salmon troller
-Built 1968
-Alberni Engineering and Shipyards
-carvel planked doug fir 5"x1 1/4" on oak frames.
-foredeck is 1 3/4"teak. Window frames are also teak. I asked the owner why? His reply "when you spend you life fishing you want it to be nice".
-ironwood waterline guard 6"above waterline and 24"below.
-hi-liner fish boat until 1999 when I bought it. I refused to do anything but think about design for 1 year. Spent the last 2 years doing conversion to pleasure cruiser. Getting close to finishing, probably this summer and part of next winter (spare time project for me) I've done all design, building and fabrication

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[JimD]

Hope you get the pic thing worked out. Look forward to seeing her.

[LIMc]

OK what did I do wrong!

[LIMc]

Sorry,let's try this! It doesn't seem to come out very clear any ideas?

http://www.imagestation.com/members/juliemay123

[imported_Conrad]

Works perfectly- nice boat! I've often checked out the French Creek listings for treasures, thinking about doing a conversion. But I think my next boat will be a bigger sailboat, even though summer sailing in the NW leaves a lot to be desired!

A well balanced design- good job!

[ 06-14-2003, 01:07 AM: Message edited by: Conrad S. ]

[AngWood]

Norm, maybe you can explain how to post pics. ;) http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4289932935

[ 06-14-2003, 01:28 AM: Message edited by: AngWood ]

[LIMc]

Thanks! Your right about the weather, had a sailboat, spent too much time standing at the wheel A)in the rain,B)under power. All the other happy soles on the boat cuddled up to the furnace down below. Getting close to finishing this one. Calling it my practice boat and going maybe 50 -55. As a matter of fact I was at French Creek Boat sales this afternoon just poking around.They where saying it's getting almost impossible to get a decent 42 footer. Most have gone and no recent buy-backs. A huge number of them went state side into the fleet.

[imported_Conrad]

This one caught my interest, but at 10' beam is a bit narrow, a common problem with these boats. She looks to be in good shape though, and the asking price sure is right!

42' Carl Harold Ex-Troller
Year: 1949
Price: US$ 13,046
Located in Vancouver Area, BC
Hull Material: Wood
Builder: Carl Harold
LOA: 42' Beam: 10' Draft: 6'
Engine(s): GMC Engine(s) HP: 125 Engine Model: 4-53
Cruising Speed: 7 Max Speed: 8
Fuel: 400 Water: 160
recent haulout
stove
CB,Radar, @ Sounders,Loran,Comnav2000 autopilot w/remote,Single sideband,compass,barometer.
Hydraulics.
Foamed fiberglassed hold 15,000 lbs capacity.Recently bottom paint and zincs

http://newimages.yachtworld.com/1/0/9/5/1/1095183_2_thumb.jpg

[Paul Scheuer]

You've got your image or images stored at Imagestation. That was the first step.

The next step is to get their correct identity posted in your message to make them show as part of your message.

Go to your Imagestation.
Find the image.
Right click on the image.
Click "properties"
Copy the image's URL.

Come back here.
Click "Image" from the "Instant UBB Codes below the message: window.

Paste the copied image URL in the space.

Caution: Make sure there is only one "http://"
and that the image URL ends in ".jpg". edit as necessary. It should look like something this.

http://www . imagestation.com/picture/sraid65/pfb60d108abaea411639a55fd63125ee3/fbee949e.jpg

When you think you've got it, click "preview". If you really have got it, the image will show in the preview.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid65/pfb60d108abaea411639a55fd63125ee3/fbee949e.jpg

[Wild Dingo]

and when she shows up in the little box thingy click on it to get the FULL BLOWN version!!

Man thats a nice boat!! :cool:

[LIMc]

Conrad, 10ft. beam is a problem, I didn't want anything under 12ft. it becomes difficult to get usable salon space. Plus I imagine they would roll heavy. These boats where designed to roll in heavy seas. It is more comfortable than a stiff boat as a work platform for the fishermen. You may see some commercial boats with cannonballs right in the tops of the trolling poles,or high up in the rigging, this is done to slow the roll.

[LIMc]

Thanks Paul, I think I'm getting closer. My heads starting to hurt. I'm gonna go and work on the boat

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid65/pa728a3d70eeb716b53044bc7f9bbbda4/fbee94a5.jpg