This is a c class hydro that belonged to Conrad Kersch. I was told it might be a coutts craft boat but I can't find anything to verify that. If anyone could provide any information I would appreciate it a lot.
Thanks,
Robbie
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This is a c class hydro that belonged to Conrad Kersch. I was told it might be a coutts craft boat but I can't find anything to verify that. If anyone could provide any information I would appreciate it a lot.
Thanks,
Robbie
Looks like a Coutts, the cowling is just like what he had on his boats. Perhaps Leigh Furnal will chime in as he lived near Jim & raced with him.Quote:
Originally Posted by aroberts
Here are some more pics. I would definitely like to talk to Leigh Furnal to see if he could give me a little history about Jim Coutts.
Great discussion guys. I'm involved in getting a '68 (or thereabouts) Coutts D Stock back on the water & any information about the history of these boats is very much appreciated. Thanks. Lester.
I’ve been looking at this boat (I just found it) and I think it’s a Lundy made in Canada. The cowling has a crease down the middle. The Coutts craft was round that’s why I think it was a Lundy. Mike ran a C for a short time. Early 60 ‘s.
Mike had custom cast bowhandles saying " Lundy " . It looks like one of those on your boat.
This would be a rare boat he built B and 25ss boats for himself. He also built a J for his boy.