On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 13:24:32 -0400, Art Balajthy
<ab257remxovethxis DeleteThis @ptd.net> wrote:
>It looks like an old Lettmann Mark V. A lot of those boats were made
>by licensed manufacturers (Old Town made some) and also some home
>mades from molds owned by various clubs. I've got an old one in the
>basement, but I'm away right now so I don't know if its identical -
>the cut outs around the knees were pretty distinctive
>Art
>
>info@pcmill.com (pcmiller) wrote:
>
>>I've got a friend who just bought an ancient fiberglass Borealis
>>Kayaks Works boat. It appears to be a whitewater boat, judging by the
>>shape (looks like the old Perception style). I can't seem to find any
>>information about it anywhere. Anyone out there have some knowledge or
>>experience with these?
Old memory cells stirring to life ... I *think* that this was
likely built in Ann Arbor, MI in the 1980s(?). The design was
"adapted" from a commercial boat (could be the Lettmann) . You got a
price break if you participated in the building process. If this *is*
what I think it is, I know who the designer/builder was (but won't
post it on an open news group) ... he has a degree in Naval
Architecture.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
>> Stay informed about: Hey Oldschoolers: Know anything about Borealis Kayak Works?