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Russ Taft
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  • Briones, CA
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Profile Type:
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Homeport:
Vallejo
About Me:
Boats, Boats, Boats. Human, wind or motor powered. I love to be on the water, and have all types. Champion Racer. But into power boats right now.
Current location:
SF Bay Area
Destinations visited:
Coastal Calif, and inland waterways, SF Bay, Delta. Lakes, Rivers, U name it.
Looking to:
Whatever. On the water!

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At 1:17am on April 13, 2010, Paul Davis said…
The boat you're "giving away"...that's not the one in the photos? It looks pretty nice. It's an inboad, right?
At 1:12am on April 13, 2010, Paul Davis said…
Hey Paul,
I'm going to begin doing a little research on Rockholt and I'll let you know what I come up with. I was pretty surprised at how little there is on the web.
At 1:07am on April 13, 2010, Paul Davis said…
Hi Russ, I'll pass on your information to my dad. Turns out, when we bought the boat on friday, the lady who sold us the boat said that someone from Marysville with the last name "Rockholt" wanted to come down and see it. She told the lady who sold us the boat that she was indeed a part of the Rockholt family. Sounds like a great match. She can fix it up!
At 6:25pm on April 12, 2010, Paul Davis said…
Hey Russ,

Love your Rockholt. Just joined SK...and added a picture. Would love to learn more about Rockholt. Thanks, Paul Davis
At 4:43pm on January 5, 2010, Russ Taft said…
Paul, I am moving, and will not have a place to keep/work on the Rockholt. Know anybody who wants a project boat? I have much of the materials already, but will need to unload it fast.
At 4:51pm on September 25, 2009, Paul Dannenberg said…
Yes I heard the same thing. I've actually called Christy Concrete company They own the building that the rockholts were built in. Its located right next to the Yuba county airport. There was a guy that worked for rockholt and then for christy concrete and has retired a number of years ago. I sent him a e-mail and some photos of the boat but never heard back from him ??
Paul
At 7:51am on September 25, 2009, Paul Dannenberg said…
Hi Russ
keep up the entusiasism we gotta keep these rockholts alive.
Got any Idea how many of this model they made ? I only know of three Mine,yours and there is one in tennesse. I've been watching the internet for about ten years and haven't found much info about these boats.
Paul
At 12:11am on August 19, 2008, Russ Taft said…
Hi Lola. Welcome to Boat ownership. You know the old saying: the two happiest days in a boat owner's life are the day she buys it and the day she sells it! :-)
Sorry I took so long to answer back. Next time you are in Yountville, let me know. I can hook you up with wine tours, segway tours and maybe even a sail around the bay.
At 3:35pm on July 3, 2008, LOLA said…
Hey my step Dad lives in Yountville....Beautiful area...Have danced at the Moose Lodge in Vallejo with my folks when Mom was still alive....I'm an avid dancer.Welcome to this great site....Lola
 
 
 

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