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Penn Yan Scout

Discussion in 'Canoe Photo Index' started by Dave Wermuth, Aug 25, 2010.

  1. Dave Wermuth

    Dave Wermuth Who hid my paddle?

    GN 271
    I am humbled to report that I was entrusted with this one today. Thanks so much John P.
    16' long
    34" wide
    12" deep
    Keel, outside stems, half ribs.
    Thanks Dan Miller for the canoe identification.
     

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    Dave Wermuth, Aug 25, 2010
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  2. Mark Adams

    Mark Adams all wood nut

    VERY pretty canoe!
     
    Mark Adams, Aug 25, 2010
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  3. Jon Bouton

    Jon Bouton Sucker for an Indian Girl

    Gotta love that! Nice.
     
    Jon Bouton, Aug 27, 2010
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  4. Dave Osborn

    Dave Osborn LIFE MEMBER

    Wermuth scores again!
     
    Dave Osborn, Aug 27, 2010
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  5. Dan Lindberg

    Dan Lindberg Ex Wood Hoarder

    Congrate's Dave,

    That's another nice looking canoe.

    Dan
     
    Dan Lindberg, Aug 27, 2010
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  6. Jimbo

    Jimbo LOVES Wooden Canoes

    Wow, the newbie is now a Yan Fan! Did other models have such amazing lines?
     
    Jimbo, Aug 27, 2010
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  7. tnyankee

    tnyankee LOVES Wooden Canoes

    I think your seat is busted:eek:

    Seriously, though its a beautiful canoe. I really like the lines on several Penn Yan canoes.
     
    tnyankee, Aug 28, 2010
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    Dave Wermuth

    Dave Wermuth Who hid my paddle?

    PY lines

    Yes, the rainbow is a pretty canoe too. On the other hand, the Hunter is stubby looking. but it is as stable as a battleship.
    I am real happy with this one.
     
    Dave Wermuth, Aug 28, 2010
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    Dave Wermuth

    Dave Wermuth Who hid my paddle?

    oh yea

    One more thing. best I can recall I've been given four Penn Yans. Two are too rotten to do anything with but I did get lines and a good form. One was a Hunter and I restored it and donated it to the Nature center. And this Scout.
     
    Dave Wermuth, Aug 28, 2010
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