I picked up a lot of useful information in the archives regarding the copper gas line, and picked up a few clues from Don Danenberg’s books but my question is, Did the gas line run near the top of the stringer or along the bottom and was it supported with upholstery hangers or some sort of pipe clam...

Thanks Matt, Exactly what I was looking for , right down to the same year, model, and upholstery color. Amazing.
. Are there straps on the bottom of the seat cushions.
Thanks again
Joe

I am interested to know where the welting was on pre war, 1939 17’ deluxe utility cushions. All 4 sides top? top and bottom? just the sides? I have gleaned some information from previous Boat Buzz posts . Squinting at the pictures in the Essential guide and photos from the Mariners Museum hasn’t qui...

Thanks for your help guys. This switch came out of the original dash. I have seen some vintage NOS Yale ignition key/ tumbler assemblies on eBay but I wasn’t even sure if this was a Yale switch to begin with. I’m not intent on restoring my boat to a perfect original condition. Just trying to keep it...

4E1C4DEB-C1FC-4DDD-9BED-66C9DD51C74E.jpeg Is this a Yale jr ignition switch. There is no visible markings. My 1939 CC delux utility hull card specifies The Yale switch. If it is any direction towards a key would help. The hull card says the key is RM14. I have found some mention of the Yale switch ...

Thanks Tom

I got this boat as a gray boat with all the hardware and running gear disassembled and piled up in the hull. All I have to go on is the old dash and one frame and old stringer with wiring stapled to them. The Mariner Museum information did not include any wiring diagrams. Any prewar wiring informati...