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Joe, Please enter me for Scale, Sport 40 and Sport 20. All on DSM. I will sponsor Sport 20 Class. Bert

Joseph, I will take the two B-240 for $35 shipped to 48065. Bert

Terry, I just opened a 67 Blue head up from the factory. The three oil clearances were facing out when I removed the rotor housing assembly. Hope this helps. Bert

Dean, Please enter me for Sport 20, Sport 40 and 1/8 scale all on DSM. Thanks

Payment mailed out this morning!!!

Engine is sold. I will take it!!

Allan, I will take it pending picture of head button and piston looks good. P/M me your address for payment. Bert Dygert

I’d like to be next in line for the motor!!! $300 plus shipping to 48065.

Merry Christmas I/W family!!! Hopefully Santa brought lots of boat goodies for you all !!!

Mark, Nice looking cowl. I have an original cowl on order. I will get it after the Holidays. Thanks for the offer!!!

Walt, Thanks!!! Bert Dygert

Walt, I will take the 2314-15-65/3. Can you send it with the new tank if you don't mind ??? Happy Holidays!!! Bert Dygert

Ron, Use a High Quality Automotive Clear coat. Mist the graphics lightly and let tack up. Then apply a medium coat of clear. Let tack up. Them apply the final gloss coat.

Thanks Don I will send him a email.

I'm refurbishing an 1978 Notre Dame its master hull is #110. The original cowl is a three piece fiberglass cowl glued into one piece. Looks like maybe a Steve Muck original. It weighs a ton 2-3 pounds. I am looking to reduce the weight and still maintain the correct scale look. RC Boat...

Does anybody have contact information for John Borden???

Cowl is for JAE 45. It is epoxy fiberglass.

I'm looking to replace an older Steve Muck Circus Cowl. I am in the process of restoring a scratch built wood Notre Dame hull that has a three piece fiberglass glue to one piece cowl. The cowl weighs almost half as much as the stripped down hull. I am looking to see what's out there for cowls...

Mike, Thanks for the information good to know. Epoxy or Polyester??? Bert

Ron and Jeff, The Fritz hull owner has changed his mind. He's going to build is as a Miss Vernors. Sorry, Bert Dygert