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Hi, Still Afloat !! I guy on Aero Craft FB told me he is running a Mercury KF7 Super 10 with a q mid section and quickie lower unit.. he is 220 lbs. and it goes about 35 on his GPS but he still has to mess with props .. according to the old Aero Craft Brochures this hull weighs 80 lbs.

Hello Pappy !! yes this defiantly needs to be restored back to the way it was.. luckily it hasn't been to badly molested and should be pretty easily restored .. and yes there is a Aero Craft FB group and they are quite happy to see it too !!

Thanks ! yes thats what I'm thinking as well.. I need to recreate the center dash that is missing... should be pretty easy to remake.. the side brackets are still in place and I can see how it was made from the very few that I have found on the Aero-Craft website..

it was rated for 16hp on Aero-Craft brochures... I have a 1949 Mercury KE7 Lightning10hp for it..

I picked up this odd little 11 foot boat last week not knowing just what it was.. just knowing it was a odd little boat that looked like a possible old racing boat.. later to find out it is a early aero-craft racing hull made from 1949-1952.. only 6 to be found on the aero-craft web site.. mine...

Thanks Todd.. I'm rebuilding a 25' tandem axle EZ Loader trailer for my 22 1/2' Winninghoff which is stored next to my Aero Craft JCC at the same Marina.. I need to get this finished and the Winninghoff swapped off its trailer onto this larger trailer so I can bring it home long enough to do the...

Well I haven't had much to post about this boat in awhile now.. I was expecting to get at it this spring but with all this stuff happening and now I can't get to it as we are having major flooding problems here with some Dam's breaking and bridges collapsing .. I have picked up a few items for...

Its great !! =D> I use it a lot !!

Thank You bikerider !! it is a classic looking runabout.. but... it also is open enough for some fishing as well .. so sort of a win win boat !!

Thank you 450clown !! the front cockpit does have the walk through seat backs.. I'm not sure on the motor yet.. I can't find much info on the models of these boats and from the little I have found this one really doesn't fit the specs listed.. I have a few motors I can choose from.. 1958 Mercury...

new to me 1956 Duracraft 16 1/2' that I just brought home yesterday.. photo's At the Mackinac Bridge and at home.. nice straight boat that needs some restoration work..

I bought this Alumacraft Model K 16' boat from the same person I got my 1957 Lone Star Holiday from.. I still have to go pick it up.. thought I'd share some pics of it.. I also saw this Rich Line "Knight" for sale.. I like the looks of it and someone spent some time polishing it !! is still...

Thank You BillPlayfoot !

Thank you LDUBS !! its been a little while since I posted this but I finally went and picked up this boat on Sunday and brought it home.. we got it on a trailer and made the 2 1/2 hour trip back home.. most of the snow and ice was gone.. although there was still some ice and at least a 100 +...

Thanks Kismet !! I would be nice if I could do it that quick !! I'll have to see what it looks like after I clean her up !! lol I have two others in front of her that come first !! I'll look up TexasLoneStar56 thanks for clueing me in on it !!

Thanks CedarRiverScooter !! This will be a bit of a back burner boat for now.. I'll leave it where its at now for the remaining winter and bring it home in the spring. I will clean it up and access what all needs to be done.. probably work on it a little at a time as I have two others that are...

well here comes another one I couldn't let pass me by.. it looks to be a 1957 Lone Star Holiday.. its all original minus the seats, its straight and doesn't leak.. although its now under a cover of snow.. here are pics as found yesterday..

Here's a little 1957 14' Alumacraft Flying D that followed me home not long ago.. its in pretty nice condition and mostly original … missing the windshield and seat cushions..

Thanks nytebyte !! I found a brochure on this boat and it does say the windshield is optional .. I called Alumacraft today and found out by my serial number ( FDS 192 ) that it was made in 1957 and their serial numbers started at 100 and ended at 554 for 1957.. so mine is 92 out of 454 built...

well these aren't the best photos that's why I didn't post them.. I will try to get some better ones tomorrow.. the seats originally had padded backs and seats..