TOPIC: Another "What is it" boat thread

Supposedly a '61 Glasspar G3, and I tend to agree:

The splashwell was originally removable?

I have no idea. Looks pretty cool though.

It could have been very cool little speedboat. Sadly it has probably seen it's last water......

Total wreck. Ground to hell by the previous owner, body lines vary in width & height. Transom lip for cap is ground off. Spray 'great stuff' foam in lots of places.

It will make a great training tool for some of our workers. And a portable sales tool that will look fairly cool...

For sure a '60/61 G-3. Save the hardware as someone is always looking for a piece or two.
Bruce

Done nj666, after we confirm 60/61 G3, I need to know if the rubrail aluminum channel is original & get the 'V' trim under it on the bow off & I think I have 90+% of the trim. 1 piece broken at the screw hole, another is broken in half. Otherwise in fairly good shape for 50+ys old.

Heading over to try & see yours. Your avatar looks great. I didn't really have high hopes based on asking price. But man, it still made me almost ill seeing it all ground down & hacked to bits.

Where are you located? I'm currently in FL for a little while. I can show you a '60 in worse condition.

1961 G-3 has a foot-rest on the floor under the dash. The 59 or 60 model did not. That is the only difference in the three years.

WV, but I don't need to see anymore sorry wrecks, G3 or otherwise. I saw a formerly nice Century I/O that had 3' trees & 8" of moss growing out of its decking

Besides, I'm already headed for divorce court at this rate & she only knows about 1 of 3 boats, and 2 of 5 motors

Enjoy Florida

the savage ii wrote:

1961 G-3 has a foot-rest on the floor under the dash. The 59 or 60 model did not. That is the only difference in the three years.

He cut out the floor & did a hck put back too. So no foot rest. I a have 90+% of the trim. 1 piece has the mounting screw hole cracked & 1 or 2 pieces are broken. Need to get that splashwell bracket off the splashwell too.

Hull will now be a training tool, sadly it has seen it's last splash.