From: Blynndykgraaf@aol.com Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2007 Subject: "George" built wood single To: buckley@rumford.com I bought the single in 1986 in need of refurbishment. I took it to the Pocock shop in Everett. Bob Brunswick refinished and redecked my single in his style not Stan's. My boat came with white decks with blue tape. It now has varnished decks with wood bedes. Stan signed my boat on the seat deck shortly after it was completed when he went through the serial number with me. 3 or 4 years ago Bob varnished my boat again. There are two modifications I have done to the boat as well. I eliminated the #10 plastic coffee lids from the deck and installed modern hatches. I also had Bob put stainless shoulder protectors under the rigger bolts to keep the shoulders from getting crushed and split over the years as I row the boat regularly year round. I started with a red deck and gray hulled Carbocraft that I sold to Fuchs in Bellingham. I have been trying to find that boat for the last few years. You already have pictures of Glove, so here is the serial number GPRTD151M79K Lynn Dykgraaf 3102 118th Dr. N.E. Lake Stevens, WA. 98258 425-334-1775 Blynndykgraaf@aol.com Everett Rowing Association founding member and boatman, 1984 to present.

Also owns ... Rescued from Vic City Rowing as it was abandoned outside. Very rough shape at the present time. Irma Erickson has donated many left over parts including cedar skin material to help with it's refurbishment. Also, the Everett Rowing Association's store of wood boat parts has been of great help. No serial numbers as the stern was knocked off years ago and replaced by newer material. It resides in my garage at home awaiting restoration. Lynn Dykgraaf 3102 118th Dr. N.E. Lake Stevens, WA. 98258 425-334-1775 Blynndykgraaf@aol.com Everett Rowing Association founding member and boatman, 1984 to present.

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