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05-27-2016, 06:43 PM | #1 | |
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Chrome plating is always done On Top of the nickel. There was a time in the early days when Chrome was considered a little too flashy. Nickel plate would eventually wear off if polished on a regular basis....which was generally done to keep it up to snuff. Chrome would not wear off. I think this boat was not what would be considered a Laker, but rather a runabout. It has a runabout like curved transom. Lakers had more tapered "fantails"...either wedged transoms or pointy "Boatails". Nice find. NB |
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