Does anyone have any information on Glass Hawk boats manufactured in
Liverpool, NY. Mine is a 14 or 15 foot model and I think it was made
in 1962. I don't have any specific questions but would just be
interested in anything available.

I'm guessing it's a 1962 model as the serial number is 62-1059. It's
not a Chriscraft but it has a nice shape and the size is small enough
to be towed by an average vehicle.

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Does anyone have any information on Glass Hawk boats manufactured in
Liverpool, NY. Mine is a 14 or 15 foot model and I think it was made
in 1962. I don't have any specific questions but would just be
interested in anything available.

I'm guessing it's a 1962 model as the serial number is 62-1059. It's
not a Chriscraft but it has a nice shape and the size is small enough
to be towed by an average vehicle.


Wow, that's a tough one! I was born and raised 40 miles from Liverpool and
never heard of Glass Hawk Boats. Never saw one.

Even Google was completely stumped on this one! There's not a single
document or reference to it! It's not often Google is stumped.

Larry
--
Do remember to put 2008 on your checks!...(c;

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Does anyone have any information on Glass Hawk boats manufactured in
Liverpool, NY. Mine is a 14 or 15 foot model and I think it was made
in 1962. I don't have any specific questions but would just be
interested in anything available.

I'm guessing it's a 1962 model as the serial number is 62-1059. It's
not a Chriscraft but it has a nice shape and the size is small enough
to be towed by an average vehicle.


If you turn up nothing here, try contacting a marina in the neighborhood
near where the boats were made. Maybe you'll run across a historian.

Google using the words "marina guide oneida lake ny"

On Jan 1, 11:12*am, Larry wrote:
wrote in news:b65dff1e-6663-4d0c-801c-af1874e3d2b5
@i12g2000prf.googlegroups.com:

Does anyone have any information on Glass Hawk boats manufactured in
Liverpool, NY. *Mine is a 14 or 15 foot model and I think it was made
in 1962. *I don't have any specific questions but would just be
interested in anything available.

I'm guessing it's a 1962 model as the serial number is 62-1059. *It's
not a Chriscraft but it has a nice shape and the size is small enough
to be towed by an average vehicle.

Wow, that's a tough one! *I was born and raised 40 miles from Liverpool and
never heard of Glass Hawk Boats. *Never saw one.

Even Google was completely stumped on this one! *There's not a single
document or reference to it! *It's not often Google is stumped.

Larry
--
Do remember to put 2008 on your checks!...(c;

Yes, I tried Google and came up with nothing. I'll try taking a
picture ASAP and post it.

Thanks

On Jan 1, 11:14*am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
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Does anyone have any information on Glass Hawk boats manufactured in
Liverpool, NY. *Mine is a 14 or 15 foot model and I think it was made
in 1962. *I don't have any specific questions but would just be
interested in anything available.

I'm guessing it's a 1962 model as the serial number is 62-1059. *It's
not a Chriscraft but it has a nice shape and the size is small enough
to be towed by an average vehicle.

If you turn up nothing here, try contacting a marina in the neighborhood
near where the boats were made. Maybe you'll run across a historian.

Google using the words "marina guide oneida lake ny"

I'll try that in the near future. I'll be fishing Big Bay in the
Spring. I'll hit some of the marinas there.

Thanks

On Tue, 1 Jan 2008 08:25:05 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Jan 1, 11:12*am, Larry wrote:
wrote in news:b65dff1e-6663-4d0c-801c-af1874e3d2b5
@i12g2000prf.googlegroups.com:

Does anyone have any information on Glass Hawk boats manufactured in
Liverpool, NY. *Mine is a 14 or 15 foot model and I think it was made
in 1962. *I don't have any specific questions but would just be
interested in anything available.

I'm guessing it's a 1962 model as the serial number is 62-1059. *It's
not a Chriscraft but it has a nice shape and the size is small enough
to be towed by an average vehicle.

Wow, that's a tough one! *I was born and raised 40 miles from Liverpool and
never heard of Glass Hawk Boats. *Never saw one.

Even Google was completely stumped on this one! *There's not a single
document or reference to it! *It's not often Google is stumped.

Larry
--
Do remember to put 2008 on your checks!...(c;

Yes, I tried Google and came up with nothing. I'll try taking a
picture ASAP and post it.

I believe what you are looking for is Glasshawk boats which were MFG
clones made from molds purchased from MFG by a guy whose last name was
Glass. I remember purchasing some fabricated parts for an MFG I
restored from a broker who got them from a NOS supplier who bought out
the stock of Glasshawk parts. This was a LONG time ago.

If I see a picture, I can tell.

Anyhoo, Glasshawk didn't last long - I believe they sold out to Larson
in the late sixties/early seventies.

As always, memory may be extremely rusty.

Larry wrote:
wrote in news:b65dff1e-6663-4d0c-801c-af1874e3d2b5
@i12g2000prf.googlegroups.com:

Does anyone have any information on Glass Hawk boats manufactured in
Liverpool, NY. Mine is a 14 or 15 foot model and I think it was made
in 1962. I don't have any specific questions but would just be
interested in anything available.

I'm guessing it's a 1962 model as the serial number is 62-1059. It's
not a Chriscraft but it has a nice shape and the size is small enough
to be towed by an average vehicle.


Wow, that's a tough one! I was born and raised 40 miles from Liverpool and
never heard of Glass Hawk Boats. Never saw one.

Even Google was completely stumped on this one! There's not a single
document or reference to it! It's not often Google is stumped.

Larry



The internet and its search engines come up empty on lots of queries.
Thank goodness.


"It can't exist, because I can't find it on the internet."

--
George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever!

On Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 11:04:32 AM UTC-5, wrote:
Does anyone have any information on Glass Hawk boats manufactured in
Liverpool, NY. Mine is a 14 or 15 foot model and I think it was made
in 1962. I don't have any specific questions but would just be
interested in anything available.

I'm guessing it's a 1962 model as the serial number is 62-1059. It's
not a Chriscraft but it has a nice shape and the size is small enough
to be towed by an average vehicle.

I own a 16' glass hawk canoe, water worthy vessel.

Yes I can help you. What would you like to know. My father owned it.

On Sunday, July 16, 2017 at 10:19:20 AM UTC-4, wrote:
Yes I can help you. What would you like to know. My father owned it.

I own a Glasshawk canoe made in Liverpool, NY...would like to know value...and some history...thx