21' North River???

[randlemanboater]

I just check out the website, the lines of some of their models look almost identical to the 1974 Starcraft I had.

Of course it was thin and rivited instead of thick and welded.

[spareparts]

1/4 inch think hull? A lot of budweiser was drank to come up with enough aluminum to build that

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by spareparts

1/4 inch think hull? A lot of budweiser was drank to come up with enough aluminum to build that

<hic> huh? what?

[Redneck]

Originally Posted by spareparts

1/4 inch think hull? A lot of budweiser was drank to come up with enough aluminum to build that

I wounder witch one they recycled from my place? Thanks for the heads up on the Aluminum wash down didn't honestly think they would do that. They do look like a very nice boat I have read all kinds of info on them my dad has been into a few diff.. ones the last few years and is lookin for his last boat. I just want it to fit his needs and keep him on the dry side. My own boat knowlage is slim ( you catch fish on them! ) but I'm very thankfull I got my V-21 and such a wealth of experiance about them and most other boatin life issues that comes a guys way when you own one.
Happy New Year thanks guys

[randlemanboater]

Speaking of aluminum boats, the other day I was watching a fishing show, they were on a river between Washington and Oregon catching sturgeon.

Anyways, they were in an aluminum boat, looked to be 20-22 feet long, and a TILLER STEER 225 Yamaha 4 stroke!!!!!

[Redneck]

Anyways, they were in an aluminum boat, looked to be 20-22 feet long, and a TILLER STEER 225 Yamaha 4 stroke!!!!![/QUOTE]

Was Popeye Driving Forarms of steel hands of stone. We got a guy up here on the walleye circut with a 18' lund and a 200 Tiller Steer he says it gives him more controll. I would have guessed the steering wheel should have done that for a guy.