I've lived here in Morro bay, CA on the central coast of California for 17 years and I've never in all those years seen another Newporter besides ours, and I'm out in the bay often. It was a real treat to get to see another one and Wow, what beautiful lines, they are gorgeous boats and "Driftwood" is about as perfect as they come. Google Newporter Driftwood and she comes up in a boat listing from Alaska with all the photos, not sure how old that listing was but she looks the same as the photos. I found a replacement for the Pettit EZ-poxy "Brightwork Brown" I'm currently using for my trim which is not available any longer. Driftwood is using a burgundy, and Pettit makes a red burgundy -poxy and I have been getting about 1 1/2 years between coats which beats varnishing every 4-6 months. I've just purchased 4 quarts of the Burgundy, I think it will look as good with my dark green as it looks with Driftwood's navy blue.IMG_2561.JPG
Greg & Angie Wheeler
I've lived here in Morro bay, CA on the central coast of California for 17 years and I've never in all those years seen another Newporter besides ours, and I'm out in the bay often. It was a real treat to get to see another one and Wow, what beautiful lines, they are gorgeous boats and "Driftwood" is about as perfect as they come. Google Newporter Driftwood and she comes up in a boat listing from Alaska with all the photos, not sure how old that listing was but she looks the same as the photos. I found a replacement for the Pettit EZ-poxy "Brightwork Brown" I'm currently using for my trim which is not available any longer. Driftwood is using a burgundy, and Pettit makes a red burgundy -poxy and I have been getting about 1 1/2 years between coats which beats varnishing every 4-6 months. I've just purchased 4 quarts of the Burgundy, I think it will look as good with my dark green as it looks with Driftwood's navy blue.IMG_2561.JPG
Sep 16, 2019