a bygone era there will be
something for everyone.
There are a growing
number of traders who
will be displaying their
wares. For example the
team from DRIVE Marine
and BoatCraft Pacific will
be there showing off the
advantages of Bote Cote
and the other products
you need to build repair or
restore your boat and why
they are ‘a Safer Way to
Work’.Classics @ CWBF 2016 – action stations in
background.
James Craig under way on Sydney Harbour.
bring your
launch or
yacht around
to make a
weekend
of it with
likeminded
people who
love vintage
and classic
boatsIf history wets your whistle, the fleet of restored Army
Workboats (AWB) with some 300 plus built during the
Second World War will be a sight to see. Then there
is the Ena which is a masterpiece with a long history
and now being pampered at the ANMM. Plus, of
course, the more the merrier as we would love you to
bring your launch or yacht around to make a weekend
of it with likeminded people who love vintage and
classic boats and the infectious enthusiasm towards
restored boats from yesteryear and masterpieces by
those who love to build boats from wood. Expressions
of Interest closed on November 17, 2017. Although,
you are still welcome to submit an application after
that date to exhibit, but you may find yourself on a
waiting list if all posies are taken up. To make an
application for the museum or Cockle Bay marina
all relevant information and Expressions of Interest
Forms are located at http://www.anmm.gov.au/cwbf
Planning is well under way for a Quick-N-Dirty Boat
Building Competition. Are you a whizz at designing
and building weird and wonderful boats? Or have you
always wanted to build a boat in two and a half hours?
Then, the festival wants you and your mates to spare
some time on the Saturday to hatch a master plan.