Yep #27403! How cool.

Sounds good! I have the ad from Antique Boat America... I can't post the link the you can search for the boat ID #27403. Anything seem familiar?

I don't recall about the drain plugs. I am pretty sure this is the same boat though. My grandfather bought the boat new and sold it around 1973. The last time I rode in it I was 11. I was able to keep track of the boat, because it stayed right on Keuka Lake for years. All of a sudden it was missing, so I figured it left the lake. At some point around 2007 I found Antique Boat America's website and the boat was for sale through that. If I had the $$$, I would have bought it! (even though we have no place to store it...) Like I said, I'm pretty sure this is the boat you have. I have a screen shot of Antique Boat America's ad for the boat. I will post it on this site and you can confirm the hull # and history.

Hey! Yes, I've still got it. She was sold out of Clayton by Antique Boat America to a fellow in PA who restored her (and renamed her). We purchased the boat from him. I've thought about taking it up to the show! We boat the St. Lawrence quite a bit. Did your grandfather's boat have 2 drain plugs in the back at any point?

I think this used to be my grandfather's boat. Did you buy it in Clayton, NY? Do you still have it?

Man this is an awesome boat and even cooler that she's so rare! Also watched the video and man it looks like it can really get up and go!