Weight of 1967 Starcraft Fiberglass 14' Boat and 15' Dilly Trailer(year unknown).

[iboat2011]

Hello,

I just bought a 1967 Starcraft Fiberglass 14' boat and plan to use Sienna 2001(which has 2000lb towing capacity) to tow it. I am wondering if anyone knows the weight of the boat and/or the weight of a 15' long Dilly Trailer.

Thanks a lot for your help!
Andrew

 

[edinos]

Re: Weight of 1967 Starcraft Fiberglass 14' Boat and 15' Dilly Trailer(year unknown)

Hello,

I just bought a 1967 Starcraft Fiberglass 14' boat and plan to use Sienna 2001(which has 2000lb towing capacity) to tow it. I am wondering if anyone knows the weight of the boat and/or the weight of a 15' long Dilly Trailer.

Thanks a lot for your help!
Andrew

Same problem here with a old dilly boat trailer i bought. Everything is faded. Do you know how much yours weighs?

 

[64osby]

Re: Weight of 1967 Starcraft Fiberglass 14' Boat and 15' Dilly Trailer(year unknown)

You should be able to figure out the weight of your boat here.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/starcraftbrochures/sets/72157622210184948/

 

[Texasmark]

Re: Weight of 1967 Starcraft Fiberglass 14' Boat and 15' Dilly Trailer(year unknown)

Swag: Boat 400-500 Dilly trailers as I knew them, 300, engine up to 35 hp old style, 200, 6 gal fuel 50, battery 50, gear 200= about 1250#. Bet I'm not far off and a walk in the park for your tow vehicle. Course you have to remember the rule of boating on the highway.....your boat/trailer was not intended to be filled up with everything you needed for a weeks vacation that you couldn't get into your sub compact tow vehicle.

Back then the boats were light weight as that was before the power revolution, didn't need to be; the trailers likewise as all you had was a main beam and winch, axle and tires, a couple of x members, a couple of 3'wooden bunks and 2 or 3ea 6" rubber rollers; engines didn't have all the stuff they have today....

HTH,
Mark