Pacemaker Boat Owners Association

I can only tell you of my experiance and I have had no problems with the hull, stringers or engine bed. I do have to do some work under the rails some time but all in all they are tough old gals that are very sea worthy.

I agee with Miss Nancy, they are good boats rock solid, at least my 1967 25'fb model is.

Hi, I have put a link to a few pics of a 25' Alglas SF and a link to many pics of my 26 Pacemaker SF. The 26 is a much different layout, maybe the pics will help.

http://s525.photobucket.com/albums/cc333/rickforth/Pacemaker/

http://s525.photobucket.com/albums/cc333/rickforth/

Hi rickforth,

Great pictures! I see that you re-powered with a Merc 5.7, did you have to modify the back deck/engine cover at all? or did the new engine fit neatly underneath the hatch like the original?

thanks

70sprint

The 5.7 fit cleanly with no modification needed to the hatch or decking.

Seems way different from my 25' round bottom boat....here are a couple pics, if anyone needs a swim platform or anchor pulpit made I belive the guys that work for me still have the molds.
smooth sailing,
Geo

Hello Geo!

Man, that is one gorgeous boat!!!! It seems you've done a little work to it...

Kind regards,

JoeBobb

What a spectacular job. She is beautiful.

Looks great!

Hi Geo,

I would be interested in the swim platform information. Beautiful boat!

thanks,

Thanks for all of your responses. Rubber Duck is a real inspiration. I just bought my latest project and hope I can count on everyone's good help as I restore her!!!