Has anyone ever seen one or have one? Just poking around. I think it would be fun to have one that was never set up for steering but for a tiller motor. I prefer the reverse rake in the stem on the 61 and up boats against the earlier 1950's 100 and 102's.
if someone replies and has one I will be in Big Trouble especially if you are within a 6 to 8 hr drive from Massachusetts.
Cruisers Inc 14 foot Mariner circa 1961
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Cruisers Inc 14 foot Mariner circa 1961
Jim Melanson
Check out our club project boat from a couple of years ago...
http://www.thompsondockside.com/views/v ... 16&start=0
We restored her at my studio.
She brought about 5,400.00 and went to Montana!
http://www.thompsondockside.com/views/v ... 16&start=0
We restored her at my studio.
She brought about 5,400.00 and went to Montana!
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- Joined: Sun Jun 14, 2009 9:37 am
- Location: Haverhill, MA
14 Mariner
yes of course I remember. Awesome job for a great cause. on page 6 of the 1961 brochure I like the look of the 61 Mariner 100 or 102 that is set up for a tiller motor. Just a great looking little skiff.
Jim Melanson
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Dan,
I absolutely loved your documentation of the Mariner's restoration. Truly great pictures and text. I have just picked up a '58 Cruisers Holiday which will need the same type of treatment. I only hope mine comes out half as nice as yours. By the way...do you rent out that army of craftsmen?
John
I absolutely loved your documentation of the Mariner's restoration. Truly great pictures and text. I have just picked up a '58 Cruisers Holiday which will need the same type of treatment. I only hope mine comes out half as nice as yours. By the way...do you rent out that army of craftsmen?
John