I am taking over the Pearson Electra owner's association as of today, and wanted to spread the word. I think the Electra is a bit underrated and wanted to help change that. Ken, who previously ran the association did a lot of good work for the class, but unfortunately no longer has the time to keep the site updated. I have started a Yahoo group for the association and would encourage anyone who has any interest in the Electra, whether they own/owned one or not, to join. In the coming days I will be trying to get in touch with the owners listed on the Electra website. Until then activity may be a little low :). I will also be designing a new website which will be similar to the existing one but will have a strong focus on restoration, repair and upkeep of these boats, much like the Pearson Triton site. I want to make it as interactive as possible, with a regularly updated registry, a database of improvements and modifications and hopefully a healthy set of restoration logs. I don't own an Electra myself (yet) but I love these little boats and I have a real interest in keeping them going, which qualifies me right?
The Yahoo group is at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pearsonelectra/
The current website is at: http://www.pieliminations.com/Jollytime/index.htm
Pearson Electra Owner's association
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- Topside Painter
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Pearson Electra Owner's association
As eccentric as my boat.
Rhodes Swiftsure 33
SV Clio
Rhodes Swiftsure 33
SV Clio
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- Deck Grunge Scrubber
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Re: Pearson Electra Owner's association
great news, thanks
during late 70's we had fun with "flower" #331.
we fixed her up according to our lights, took her around Lakes Erie,
Huron (twice) and Michigan
now it seems she's down in Florida...wide roaming, that boat
during late 70's we had fun with "flower" #331.
we fixed her up according to our lights, took her around Lakes Erie,
Huron (twice) and Michigan
now it seems she's down in Florida...wide roaming, that boat
nature loves to hide (heraclitus)
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- Master Varnisher
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- Boat Type: Pearson Triton hull705
- Location: Georgia
Re: Pearson Electra Owner's association
YAAA HOOOO !! This is great news !! The very best of luck, I'll sure join in with pictures and some text of what I've been doing with two of the Electras I own plus a third parts boat. 325, 236 and the derelict 288.
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- Topside Painter
- Posts: 133
- Joined: Sun Sep 18, 2011 3:07 pm
- Boat Name: Clio
- Boat Type: Rhodes Swiftsure 33
- Location: Annapolis, MD
Re: Pearson Electra Owner's association
Well that just made my day. I'm glad there's excitement about this and I can't wait to see what you guys have to share. Thanks for joining!
As eccentric as my boat.
Rhodes Swiftsure 33
SV Clio
Rhodes Swiftsure 33
SV Clio
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- Master Varnisher
- Posts: 104
- Joined: Fri Jan 15, 2010 3:07 am
- Boat Name: Romper
- Boat Type: Pearson Triton hull705
- Location: Georgia
Re: Pearson Electra Owner's association
I just acquired two Electras this week, should have them picked up by the first of next month. I might have just cornered the market on this model Pearson, That brings the total to five.. If I spend 3-5 thousand on each boat I may be able to sell them for $800- $900 when completed. Now that's real economic stimulation!!