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Tomahawk 'Convertible' fiberglass boat N-W PA 11 years 1 month ago #91962

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I came across an old gent looking to sell a unique vintage 'Tomahawk' 14-15' mid 50's fiberglass boat, rated for 40hp. The deck and steering are removable for a classic rowboat design. He has several vintage motors, 3,5,7 &10hp OMC and Merc. He also has a vintage coral colored 40hp Merc. Located in Keating Summit, PA. Call Bob at 814 642 2606

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Re: Tomahawk 'Convertible' fiberglass boat N-W PA 11 years 1 month ago #92012

55bigtwin Topic Author Offline Expert Boarder Posts: 260 Karma: 3 Thank you received: 0	The Tomahawk has been in storage and was last in the water in 1974... Check this box to be notified of replies to this topic. Note: BBcode and smileys are still usable.
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Re: Tomahawk 'Convertible' fiberglass boat N-W PA 11 years 1 month ago #92085

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Sorry, no pics. It is in at least fair to good shape, light blue deck, white hull, original 'Tomahawk' decals on sides. Front bench seat has bolt on fiberglass backs. Bob thinks that it is a single digit S/N, but didn't have the registration with him. I thought it was unique that the inside fiberglass had no gel or finish coat on it. It has oar locks and aluminum gunwales, claims to have the original original snap on cushions also. It also has a very low PA state registration # on the hull, I believe it's a 6 digit instead of the current 8...