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Greg and daughters have had several boats. Greg grew up with his dad's rare Skagit 17 Convertible with the fiberglass windshield frame with two-piece automotive windshield. This was an early Skagit with the Armageddon nuclear-class fiberglass stringers. Amazingly stout.
Now Greg has moved up to a coral pink/gray/white 1959 Skagit 20 Express. The boat was originally an outboard boat, but was professionally converted to sterndrive and sports a quiet and fuel-thrifty Mercruiser 120hp 4 cylinder. This makes a nice package.
Greg has also run the Slough Run in past years, and is preparing a Lone Star (?) or Glastron, the red one below.
Now Greg has moved up to a coral pink/gray/white 1959 Skagit 20 Express. The boat was originally an outboard boat, but was professionally converted to sterndrive and sports a quiet and fuel-thrifty Mercruiser 120hp 4 cylinder. This makes a nice package.
Greg has also run the Slough Run in past years, and is preparing a Lone Star (?) or Glastron, the red one below.
Greg's Skagit 20 Express, dig that visor on the cabin and the triangulated windshield frame with little side windows.
Here's a shot from starboard side of Miss Pinkie, dig the Honda kicker too!
Miss Pinkie gettin' with the program alongside Willa B!
Greg and daughters' Glastron FireFlite, thier next victim to be powered by a Merc 80hp, goin' to the dark side!
