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Pictured: John Morsheimer's 1964 20' Marathon
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Paul Covey says...I have this 20' 1970 rayson craft circle boat with dual bench seats. The last time it was regestered was 1991 who knows the last time it was in the water. I feel like I have been on every websight out there and have not seen one like it. Does anyone have any info on this boat? I am in the middle of this rehab and having a great time with it, but it would be nice to know a little more about it. Thanks
Thanks Mike I will have to check it out
Hi Paul,
Post some pictures on the v-driveboat.com forum under the "Boat Identification" section, or on the Performanceboats.com forum in the v-drive section. Those website forums are much more interactive and there are guys on there who can help you find out the origins or maybe the history of your particular boat. Good luck, hope you find the info you're looking for!
-Mike
I have this 20' 1970 rayson craft circle boat with dual bench seats. The last time it was regestered was 1991 who knows the last time it was in the water. I feel like I have been on every websight out there and have not seen one like it. Does anyone have any info on this boat? I am in the middle of this rehab and having a great time with it, but it would be nice to know a little more about it. Thanks
Nice site, I'm looking for different manufacturers that used the same or very similar outboard hull. Do you have any of that info? I know there were a lot of throwbacks, particularly someone made a 14 footer, I like to get ahold of for one of those high speed runs thru my second childhood.
Criag Fuller says...Love to see itI traded an old travel trailer last year for a 1964 Raysoncraft flatbottom. Right now, it is being restored, in part, by Jim Yougblood. Yes...THE JIM YOUNGBLOOD. I have a pic i wanted to post, but cannot. He is installing new carpet now. I have had the motor and drive gone through (454), seats recovered, and now the carpet. No one in the Monroe LA area wants to paint a boat obviously. Mr. Jim said he would paint it for me this winter if I can hold off. I may do it. Would make for a good story.
Hi,tanks are great,thanks for the help!!Did a tuck and roll job on the seats and actually ski'd behind it,wow! Looking foward to seeing your info from Harlan.Anyone in Sacramento water ski?
mt624 says...Thanks for the comments guys! Bill - Not sure if you remember me but we've "talked" through the v-driveboat forum a few times about gas tanks. I've followed the progression of your boat over there, love it!
I should have some new content here on the site soon, Harlan Orrin gave me some pictures and info when I was out in CA and Jeremy B. on here sent me some scans of literature he has. Just need to make some time and get it on here, but winter is coming if nothing else! Will try to do it sooner though:)
Thanks again guys!
Mike
Thanks for the comments guys! Bill - Not sure if you remember me but we've "talked" through the v-driveboat forum a few times about gas tanks. I've followed the progression of your boat over there, love it!
I should have some new content here on the site soon, Harlan Orrin gave me some pictures and info when I was out in CA and Jeremy B. on here sent me some scans of literature he has. Just need to make some time and get it on here, but winter is coming if nothing else! Will try to do it sooner though:)
Thanks again guys!
Mike
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