Apache Pic you don't often see

Ike out of PA owned the boat for a few years and ran it on the Chesapeak. Ike sold it a few years ago, I think to a gent down in Baltimore? Boat looked great last I saw it.
 
Roger I think you and I need to go up there and investigate the proper way to milk a cow. These young farm hands need some help in the proper way to extract every drop.
 
Roger I think you and I need to go up there and investigate the proper way to milk a cow. These young farm hands need some help in the proper way to extract every drop.

Swing by kankakee on your way through with the boat and we can do a road trip. Billy might be young but it appears that he has the situation pretty well in hand.

Roger
 
billy I will call you later today. I will have to figure out a way to pick up Roger and come up to you. Don't know if I have any clothes that would be warm enough.
 
billy I will call you later today. I will have to figure out a way to pick up Roger and come up to you. Don't know if I have any clothes that would be warm enough.

Don't worry Jeff. I have and extra winter coat that you can borrow. I'd be more worried about your fuel gelling up as the mercury is dropping here!
 
I have been looking for that article since i first saw the boat. That is actually why i think this is one of the greatest graphics jobs ever. Sure it may not be everyones "cup-o-tea" but from a technical stand point it is truly unbelievable. It was done before plotter style graphec and was pretty much free taped and cut. Simply amazing. Who is your friend and what shop was it done at? Just curious as i find it fascinating.


his name is joe broxterman, he only help the other guy out. Its my understanding that main guy would fly in during the week to work on the boat somewhere in texas. If my memory serves me right it took almost three years to paint the boat, truck and trailer. The main guys name has slipped from my mind right now, i think that his name was alton? as soon as i find that article i will post it.


adam
 
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