carsonphoto
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- Sep 9, 2010
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Well I've done it now!
Just picked up a cool looking 1959 Barbour "Silver Clipper" 16' from a guy who had it in a barn for 17 yrs.
Unfortunately he lost several of the parts for it.
I need the aluminum quarter round window trim that fits into the side wooden window frames it's probably a 1/4 inch thick material.
Thompson & Lyman appeared to use a rubber vinyl type or deal, while Barbour used an aluminum one.
I also need the "Barbour" name plates for the side. I have someone that will lend me one to make a copy of, but I'd preffer to get the original chrome deals.
I live in North Carolina, so it's a real thrill to bring back a classic boat that was actually made down here.
Just picked up a cool looking 1959 Barbour "Silver Clipper" 16' from a guy who had it in a barn for 17 yrs.
Unfortunately he lost several of the parts for it.
I need the aluminum quarter round window trim that fits into the side wooden window frames it's probably a 1/4 inch thick material.
Thompson & Lyman appeared to use a rubber vinyl type or deal, while Barbour used an aluminum one.
I also need the "Barbour" name plates for the side. I have someone that will lend me one to make a copy of, but I'd preffer to get the original chrome deals.
I live in North Carolina, so it's a real thrill to bring back a classic boat that was actually made down here.
