Here can be a image of the fishing boat taken by the seller.Ĥ8 pounds after my mods. Hey, whose natural Loon will be that? Appears like my 'before' photo of my 1985 Natural kevlar Loon. My 98 kevlar loon is more of a grayish and gold weave material displaying on the inside of. But to mistake points there are 'goldenglass' Loons out right now there.Ī few of the fiberglass types I've seen have long been colored a grey color on the inside of. My 85 kevlar loon offers a magic kevlar colour on the inside of. There are usually furthermore Oscoda Loons that may actually end up being chop-gun fiberglass and consider up to 70 lbs. The cup models I've noticed are much heavier. The Kevlar versions are usually in the high 40-middle 50's i9000 range in fat. Mine are both Kevlar and have a label on the rear deck indicating it. I have got a couple Loons and all I know can be the 85 refers to the year, centered on the seriaI numbers of mine.

The glass models I've seen are much heavier.

The Kevlar models are in the high 40-mid 50's range in weight. Mine are both Kevlar and have a sticker on the rear deck indicating it. I have a couple Loons and all I know is the 85 refers to the year, based on the serial numbers of mine. Federal trademark registration was filed for YANKEE REBEL by Sawyer Canoe Company, Oscoda 48750.The USPTO has given the YANKEE REBEL trademark serial number of 73110301.The current federal status of this trademark filing is CONTINUED USE NOT FILED WITHIN GRACE PERIOD, UN-REVIVABLE.

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