muskoka
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Andre Cloutier
Firestarter. Wicked Firestarter.
Hello,
They're not very old, do you have a wood canvas or one of their fiberglass covered strippers? Perhaps if you could post a picture or the dimensions we could determine what model they copied.
They're not very old, do you have a wood canvas or one of their fiberglass covered strippers? Perhaps if you could post a picture or the dimensions we could determine what model they copied.
Dan Lindberg
Ex Wood Hoarder
From your previous post:
"The information at http://www.uscgboating.org/recalls/m...il.aspx?id=ZND indicates that you probably have a canoe that shipped to the USA in August, 1988. Someone who is more familar with Muskoka canoes than I am may be able to provide additional information."
So it's likely a very new canoe by a "newer" builder.
So do what you want to it and enjoy it.
Dan
"The information at http://www.uscgboating.org/recalls/m...il.aspx?id=ZND indicates that you probably have a canoe that shipped to the USA in August, 1988. Someone who is more familar with Muskoka canoes than I am may be able to provide additional information."
So it's likely a very new canoe by a "newer" builder.
So do what you want to it and enjoy it.
Dan
john hupfield
fire starter/wood burner
Wasn't Ted Moore "Muskoka Fine Watercraft" back in the 60s working out of the Old Grevette Plant in Gravenhurst or am I combining a bunch of Stripper Builders into a single Geographic location. I know that he was one of 2 or 3 serious canoe builders in that area. The other was in Powassan just south of North Bay nearing Lake Nippissing.
If I could remember all of the Details.....
Ted or Joan would know more at Bearmountain Boatworks in Peterbourough.
John
If I could remember all of the Details.....
Ted or Joan would know more at Bearmountain Boatworks in Peterbourough.
John
