A well known boat around Honey Harbour And Picnic Island I found her for sale near Kingston in 2010. She needed a new bottom and sides so after sitting around my shop for several years she made the trip to Curtis Hillman in Milford Bay for a new look! I made the decision to do away with her white paint and to have a dark stain called Jacobean put on her new mahogany hull followed with lots of gleaming varnish. I saw a boat at the Gravenhurst boat show that had a very dark stain on it with bright yellow upholstery which made a stunning combination. I told Curtis that’s what I wanted and it turned out just as stunning! Due to the Pandemic Nomad has not been exposed to the public eye yet and cannot wait to put her on display!
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The Antique and Classic Boat Society – Toronto
July 10, 2021
Online virtual edition of the ACBS-Toronto Vintage Boat Show – a celebration of the 40th Boat Show!
2528 Bayview Ave.,
P.O. Box 35529
North York Ontario M2L 2Y4
CA
Thank goodness you saved her but wouldn’t a model 130 “Commuter” be 30′ long?
No, model #s have nothing to do with size> Their 22′ runabouts are model 110, their 24′ is 120 and the few 30’s they made are 150.
Cheers, Peter