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  • Re: You can thank Google for helping you find this thread !!
      • (Login thompsonboat)
      Posted May 24, 2012 7:23 AM

      The Corsair boats were shipped wherever Chris-Craft/Thompson had dealers. On 30 March 1964 six of 'em were shipped to Grovers Mills, Missouri; one went to Norwood, Mass; one went to Wayzata, MN along with two wooden Thompsons; one went to Atlanta, GA; two went to Corinth, Mississippi; two went to South Carolina (can't read the city name); one went to San Juan, Puerto Rico; and one went to Paris, France. Not a single one stayed in New York state that day.

      There is a shipping ledger book from the Cortland plant archived at the Mariners' Museum in Newport News, VA. This is the source for the above information.

      I thought I had mentioned my 1966 Corsair Sport V 17'-6" outboard previously. Maybe I never mentioned that I have one on this forum. I do. I have displayed her at numerous antique and classic boat shows.

      Andreas
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