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Title pretty much sums it up. I am looking for the original Bimini top for a 1959 queen merrie 18 footer. Anyone have one?

In SD, most of these old trailers are just licensed as "homemade" and are assigned a ID# from the DMV. I once had a shorelandr trailer, decals and all, licensed as a homemade since the ID sticker had long ago fallen off.

I found the number on the trailer. Front right part of the frame. The number says 549 W 164. Any ideas?

I don't as I just picked it up and it is in storage until spring. I will likely go over there and clean it up a little and get some better pictures of the boat. I had been lusting after a 18 foot queen for years, and this one was literally 10 miles away the whole time....

Just picked up a sweet Queen Merrie on what looks to be a Gator trailer. I understand there should be a number stamped on the front right somewhere, but I think this has been painted a time or two. I looked around online and never saw one with the triangle up near the tongue. Anyone know an...

Finally had he chance to go look at it. I passed due to the Chrysler motor, a suspect patch near the keel, and having to redo the floor. However, the seats are in terrific shape, and the windshield is in pretty good shape too. It had a vent sort of thing in the middle top portion that I had...

I am in contact with a guy about a 1965 alumacraft belmara. It has a 55hp Chrysler on it, and apparently floats and runs. windshield is intact, trailer pulls fine. Guy wants $700 for the whole outfit. Seems like a pretty good deal as these boats are pretty rare from what I have heard. Should I...