My 1960 Thompson

W Guy · Post by **W Guy** » Sat Mar 12, 2011 7:08 pm

Andreas, The lemonade yellow is absolutely gourgous. Was that color by any chance an option on my '60 Sea Coaster?

Verne

LancerBoy · Post by **LancerBoy** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 4:49 am

The Lemonade Yellow was stanadrd on the Sea Lancer (Peshtigo). White was standard on the 1960 Sea Coaster. I suppose the factory would do a custom paint job if ordered that way.

in 1957 models pastel colours were standard on all but the Off-Shore model. Lemonade Yellow for Sea Lancer; Mist Green for Sea Coaster; Ice Blue for Sea Skiff; the above three colours plus Dusty Rose and Chartreuse for the Lap-Chine.

Andreas

THE LAKE · Post by **THE LAKE** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 12:30 pm

Andreas
I would like to fabricate a rear seat for my 18ft Cruiser's Inc. Could you post some pictures of the rear seat in your Sea Lancer. I believe I could make the design of your rear seat work on my boat.

Thank You !

Brian

LancerBoy · Post by **LancerBoy** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 9:42 am

You can see pictures of that boat plus many others that were or current are in my stable at my face book page "andrea jordahl rhude"

Anyone can look.

Andreas

Charles Drumm · Post by **Charles Drumm** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 12:11 pm

I mounted the letters, numbers and stickes on 1/8" thick plexiglas drilled small holes in each end and used small suction cups and I hang them from the inside of the side windows of my 1963 Sea Lancer. I was not keen on applying anything to the paint or varnish. The Ohio Dept. Of Watercraft looked me over last summer on Lake Erie and said nothing.

THE LAKE · Post by **THE LAKE** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 1:10 pm

LancerBoy wrote:You can see pictures of that boat plus many others that were or current are in my stable at my face book page "andrea jordahl rhude"

Anyone can look.

Andreas

I don't do Facebook or Twitter or any of those general social media type websites Andreas. I actually only belong to this website and one for Harley's. Guess I'll just have to figure it out on my own. Thanks anyway

Brian