This bow light is used by Custom Craft in the early 1960's. Anybody got one for sale?
I hope to also find the pole that goes with this bow light, note the sloted hole so the pole can be inserted then twisted to lock in place.

Wild Bill in Richmond, Va.

Hi Bill,
if the glas is not cracked, it is easyer to restaurate it.
It need some new chrome.
I think it is not so mutch expensiv.
Also you can look at ebay, there I saw some interesting bowlights.

Greatings from Germany

Olaf

Hi Olaf,

I am real picky when I restore and try to stay as original as posible. I think if I find another bow light chances are ..... well it might have the pole with the light. If the old light is recrhomed ( as you say rstuaratae) I will still need to find the pole.

Here is a picture that another Custom Craft boat owner gave me of the light with the pole.

Wild Bill in Richmond, Va.

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This bow light is used by Custom Craft in the early 1960's. Anybody got one for sale?
I hope to also find the pole that goes with this bow light, note the sloted hole so the pole can be inserted then twisted to lock in place.

Wild Bill in Richmond, Va.
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Bill,

Check out this listing on ebay - Item number: 200294266257 you have 2 days left to get it. You owe me.

Rando

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I have found and purchased the needed bow light with pole, a big [b]THANKS[/b] to all who replied.

Wild Bill in Richmond, Va.

The picture you posted of the bow light you were looking for was taken in my booth at the Mt Dora Boat show about four years ago. I had a very large selection of NOS vintage boat hardware for sale at that show. I do still have one more light like the one you were looking for but I too like them and am keeping the last one I have for my next fiberglassic project. They were made by Willcox Crittenden and they also made a matching deck hardware set like many of the other manufacture's at the time. Brian






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Hi Olaf,

I am real picky when I restore and try to stay as original as posible. I think if I find another bow light chances are ..... well it might have the pole with the light. If the old light is recrhomed ( as you say rstuaratae) I will still need to find the pole.

Here is a picture that another Custom Craft boat owner gave me of the light with the pole.

Wild Bill in Richmond, Va.
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