I was sitting in my office after a long day and on a whim typed in "Jersey speed
skiff" on the web and found your site.  I have been hooked ever since.
  

I had my first ride in a wooden skiff during college in the sixties and found the Electric Popsicle chained to a post at a gas station in Red Bank several years later when I was there on business. I believe it was JS-33. It had been
involved in a fatal accident during a race and was not a popular sight at the time. I woke up the next morning with a hangover and a bill of sale written on a cocktail napkin from the Molly Pitcher Inn. I took it up to Long Island and, after rebuilding the 283 engine, ran it on the Great South Bay for a number of years. It was a glass hull, maroon color with wood deck.
 

After seeing how so many guys are still running these things and the groups that get together I would love to get back involved.  Of course I'd like to know if you or one of your contacts would know where the old Popsicle wound up.  I
brought it back down to Jersey and sold it to a couple of guys in the late
seventies. Hope to hear from you and thanks for the memories.

If anyone out there can help Dick out he can be reached at Dick_Haas@pall.com Thanks.8/10/05