Bragging rights go to the first person who guesses correctly what the cabin of this boat originally was.
Extra points if you can name one of the old owners without using a search engine.
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Sunday, September 6, 2009
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It was a Boeing 307 "Stratoliner",
ReplyDeleteNot to be confused, though I do, with the far more common "Stratocruiser".
I think Jimmy Buffet has some connection with this boat - it was featured in one of his novels, forget which one.
I used to work for its first owner, so I'll sit this one out...
ReplyDeleteWell, that's what Wikipedia says, Sarah, so it must be true.
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