Memorabilia... whattya got?

Got a Burdines (department store in south Florida) flyer from 1986 out of a newspaper advertising tv's. photo in the tv on the cover is of my dad racing our old H-16 when we lived up in NJ.

You do not want to go through my basement.

I am a compulsive pack rat. I've got the hotel bills, gas slips, sailing instuctions and most of the stuff that was handed out in regatta goodie bags from the late '70's onward.

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Someone tried to sell one of the

Absolut Vodka

glass mugs we got as give-aways at the '85 H-16 Nationals on eBay a while ago.

I've got a couple in my kitchen cabinet that still get used now and then.

I have the same problem as Matt, but it was my wife that saved everything. Some the stuff that may be of interest are:
A January 1979 copy of Life magazine with a two page spread of Paul Ulibarri and my daughter Gina on a H-18 taken at the nationals in Coronado.
A t-shirt from the first H-18 nationals still in the plastic bag.
A picture with yhe 100 plus volunteers from Carlyle Sailing Association When I was the liasion for sailing at the '94 Olympic Festival.

Gordon Isco
A class USA 154

I have Hobie T-Shirts I bought in the early 80's. The have 5200 on them and a hole here and there........

I have Hobie Hotline 1974 through 1977

and Catsailor from Volume 2 on, but for some reason no Volume 1's. Those might have been handwritten by Mary.

Whats next John?

Well, John can take a better picture - that's for sure...but I would still call that TOUCHE!

Let's see what else you've got John!

I've got a 2003 Worrell 1000 can huggie. Not a big deal until you think about the year.
I also have a shirt , broken spin pole, and a broken 6.0 dagger board, signed by all the Worrell 1000 folks(teams ,Officials, and support crews)from different years. It'll work out well if I can ever get any of their checkbooks, I'll at least know how to sign their names.;)

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Nice Pat - well done!

Here's one I treasure - I got the silver pickle dish at this event.

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no picture - didn't happen....next.

I got a pic and it still didn't happen!

Ooooo...good point!

Webster's defines

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Busted boat parts certainly rank high on the events to remember scale. You certainly win bonus points for quantity! If only there were pictures with which to validate your claim, I would have to put you in the lead.

For now Williams edges out Bisesi with a 1996 hat. Lob to Bisesi.

OK.. a hat
We will all be smoked if Bounds plays.

I salvaged two oldschool Hobie posters from my grandfathers basement that he brought over from South Africa with him. I believe theyre from the late 70's early 80's..When I get a pic I'll post them maybe someone knows something about them.

Jake , you got some tough rules. Here's another pic for ya. Am I cool now? The memory attached with the can huggy is not the race that didn't happen, but that Lee Queensberry gave it to me. I miss him.
Todd
p.s. On the Dagger ,Randy Smyth drew a picture of himself in the wheelchair, after his water,staph,infection, deal.Kinda funny.

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Pat's right. We don't want to challenge Matt.

One thing that I know Matt has, that is also one of my cherished assets, is a PU Class of 1999 hat (I don't have a picture). I had them made for the Hobie RC Seminar that PU gave at the Atlantic Coast Area Championships at Quonset Point. The class flew him in, and he gave a seminar on Friday, and worked RC for the weekend regatta. The ACAC was a one-time event.

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Mike

There is NO WAY that a hat can top the Dagger Board and rudder with all the teams signing them. I guess it comes down to how much these things mean to each other. So I guess I should retract that first statement. Todd's gets my vote! I hope Team Pirates kept their hull that I mangled last year in the Tybee. I would be happy to come out there and sign it.

Lee/Team Chums N20

Anybody got a signed canceled check from the entry fee for the 2003 Worrell 1000? Of course it wouldn't be worth the 5 Grand you lost but it would have some status here.

Lee

You should have left my fingerprint in your hull...I would have been glad to sign that!

Oh yeah, we still got it! Still wondering what its ultimate fate will be (currently upside down underneath an old H-14 on a trailer beside my house). My leading idea is to turn it into an outdoor bar on wheels for after race parties. We'd love to have you sign it! Every once and awhile I look at it and think that anything is repairable...

I agree Lee, I definitely wasn't trying to outdo anyone (refer back to my first sentence in that post), I was just offering what I had.

Mike

Yeah, it's going to be tough to top the daggerboard / rudder, Lee. I don't have much stuff

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About the only thing I do is the back of this trophy, signed by the man himself:

That's one ugly trophy - the signature on the back is the only reason it's still on the wall in my office.

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Lee

Suweeeet!

I'll get one in the mail to ya. Seriously, you should make a bar out of it! My friends at Cat Alley here in Galveston have some smashed hulls hanging in the living room of the beach house.

Lee

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A sail paitch from my H-21SE spin.