The old Correct Crafts - Interesting

[NautiqueJeff]

http://www.ridley-place.com/025corr49.jpg

[M3Fan]

I have an original mint brochure from the early 60's for the first ski Nautique. It also has the all-mahogany "tournament skier" from the same era. It' framed, but I may be able to scan it/take a pic of it if anyone is interested. At that time the SN with the most powerful engine available was 4100.00 new.

[tryan]

keith has a few more brochures up and posted in the reference section on ccfan. check out the ski nautique jackets. sweet.

m3, send him your vintage nautique brochure. i would love to see it.

tom

[Hollywood]

It also has the all-mahogany "tournament skier" from the same era.

On a side note, were there actually 2 models, one called the "Tournament Skier", and another called just "Skier". Here are pictures of both.

http://planetnautique.com/forums/files/78amski.jpg

http://planetnautique.com/forums/files/74skiedr__1_.jpg

[skinautique]

I don't know but I can't see any of Jeff's pictures on this post or the one about the engine models in the maintenance section.

[NautiqueJeff]

I don't know but I can't see any of Jeff's pictures on this post or the one about the engine models in the maintenance section.

Yeah, the pictures in those two threads got messed up. It should be just those threads though.

[tryan]

check out reid pinkhams 68 nautique ( and his mustang ) on ccfan.http://www.correctcraftfan.com/diaries/details.asp?ID=186&yrstart=1925&yrend=1970.



big motor / little boat theory lives on.....


http://www.correctcraftfan.com/diaries/images/186/68NautLtBlue1.JPG