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ha ha true....like the old saying, no matter how good looking there is some guy tired of f*cking her!

My friend just picked this up yesterday. $0.00. previous owner was thinking about cutting it up and using the front end for a fancy barbeque pit. body is excellent, interior is moldy from sitting for years.
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Originally posted by kang
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That's a wuss 'cooler.;) Wide and ski in. I'll guess Big Couloir.

Here's what makes Corbet's so damn scary. Entry fee is airtime.

<a href="http://sports.webshots.com/photo/1120577734053689569cCsPvH"><img src="http://inlinethumb22.webshots.com/3861/1120577734053689569S600x600Q85.jpg" alt="Corbet's Couloir"></a>

Skied with a guy who threw a no ***** 720 into it and stuck it. The wall on skier's left is a big problem. The above pic is a big snow year for Jackson. Usually there is a lot less white stuff and way more air to get in.

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Originally posted by Jastx
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I'll raise ya.:)

1959 Marine Plastic Aqua Car, 1957 Herters Eldorado Rocket, or both!
http://muscatineboatshow.com/Gallery/Del-VanEmmerik/topveiw
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1st Annual "That was Then, This is Now"
Wooden, Fiberglassics, and Classic and Modern Racing Boat Show.
http://muscatineboatshow.com/

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The City of Muscatine, Iowa, and the Clear Lake Chapter of the ACBS are proud to welcome you to our first annual "Best of Both Worlds" boat show. You will see the glorious mahogany wooden boats of the past, fiberglassics of the 50's and 60's, and racing boats from yesterday and today. The Mississippi Riverfront is a perfect place to see your favorite mahogany classics from Chris Crafts to Century, Hackercraft, Aristocraft, Speedliner, and others. Then stroll down to the early years of fiberglass boat construction with fiberglassics that will include early Correct Craft inboards to a Herter's Flying Fish or Beeline Outboard. Then jump ahead in time to the evolution in boating with racing boats of yesterday and today. See open and closed cockpit boats in all categories from the Vintage Hydroplane Association to some of today's top boats in all of the classes of the International Hot Boat Association (IHBA) and American Power Boat Association (APBA) classes of competition.

This is a first for a combined show and we want to make this a boater's show, an event that only continue to grow. This show will cater to the boater and all suggestions will be entertained to make this show grow into the Sturgis of the boating world. The boats will be displayed on and off the water and everyone will be sure to be at the river's edge to watch the boats on the water. Muscatine used to have annual boat races on the mighty Mississippi and we want to bring them back. We now have the perfect waterfront park and staging area for a boat show and races and next year we are already looking at racing events for different categories.

Please mark your calendars now for May 19th, 2007, Rain Date May 20th. and plan now to attend. Browse through our website for more information. It will always be updated with all you need to know.

Found another weird/cool boat on that site.

http://muscatineboatshow.com/Gallery/

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Dave and Pamela Moehrke have a 1957 Vali IV and when it comes to classic fiberglass this is a very unique boat. Vali IV only made one style of boat and it is very rare. The 1957 model had huge tail fins and a head light on each side back by the passenger compartment. They also had fins like a fish and look like a shark in a way. The Moehrke's Vali IV is powered by a Mercury Mark 58 I believe since it is listed as 45hp.

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Cool stuff, but a couple of those, especially the last one, are too big.

I just wouldn't want to spend another minute in Muscatine to see them. I spent 3 months there on a a project once. Choices for lunch within 30 minutes? The Applebees, or the Hi-Vee supermarket cafateria.... ugh...

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cool. anymore of the carboat?

those hash bricks in front of him?

Hey, don't you know you can't say "HO" around here? ;)
Say what you want, he was a great entertainer (also he was an ex Air Force pilot).

the sandwich is funny, but the kid in the microwave is a bit scary. Looks like they really had to cram him in there.

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I guess the guy with the baby is not planning to run for public office anytime soon.:D

http://floatingaway.blogs.com/weblog/2006/09/index.html
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