What a treasure of experience and wisdom that is Earl! Truly enjoyed this episode and the wealth of information that you provided .. Earl is a gift to us Baby Boomers who relished the days of the era of Cruising with the Big Boys! I am elated that earl specializes in Chris Craft Vintage parts and history ! BRAVO!!! AND Thank you JOE , For bring in the experience! God bless Earl!
Earl the Pearl is clearly a Gem. A humble, knowledgeable, funny and generous human being. As a Boomer your video story with Earl made my day. Thank you for the effort, and thank you Earl for sharing your life and business with us.
That is amazing. There are very few treasures like that left. Developed by human hard work and run by sharp human minds and decades of experience. I hope whoever buys it will keep the character of it.
Wow ! What a generous man. Earl has made some money and then given it to others , what a nice man. Also think about how much time was involved in scraping all those boats- and then inventorying it! I know because I have scraped a few my self. Great life. I hope some one will take it over some day that is up to the challenge and legacy.
Hi Joe, I'm fascinated to see Earll the Pearl's shop. Wish I knew about him during the build. I would have traveled to his place to buy all I needed in one place. Looks like a lovely man.
Wow, Earl the Pearl! amazing video. I remember walking the isles with my father in my childhood! Thanks for the video and memories! It’s my old stomping grounds, I grew up on Lake, St. Clair / Anchor Bay!
Great video, could tell how much you were like a kid in a candy store. Excellent conversations and information about a very knowledgeable and caring man.
I was just in Detroit memorial day weekend and if I would've saw this video, I would've definitely stop by Earl's shop. Kind of disappointing that I missed out.
Wow that's a great shop and Earl is a fantastic person. I could use the load for my boat parts right now. Unfortunately there is no shop for these parts in the southwest of Germany far and wide. A heavenly place for every boat builder.🙂🙂
Welcome Aboard Silvester! Be sure to subscribe. I feel your pain. I find myself searching antique shops when traveling abroad, but it is difficult unless your close to the water. Go where the commercial fishermen are, but even then it can be challenging to find what you need.
@@motorcityboatwerks Hey, thanks for your answer. Yes, I live near Switzerland and there are more mountains than sea. Old Mercruiser parts are particularly difficult to find here. Transom bolts and screws for MC/MR-1 no chance to find. Your trawler is really very beautiful. I have an old Birchwood 25ft
Want to thank you for this video. I'm in the northern Virginia area, have a 1989 Chapparal. Carling rocker switch went bad for cabin lights, spent many days and phone calls trying to find a 4 prong Carling switch to replace the existing. Matching the style wasn't extremely important but wanted to come close. Contacted Chaparral and they informed me they used Carling switches but didn't know where I could locate a replacement. Contacted local Carling rep in PA., he gave me the switch serial # and some leads on suppliers. All suppliers were out of stock except one, they had 72, but required I purchase a minimum of 10 switches. A couple suppliers had them on back order with possible delivery in September/October. Happened on your video so thought I'd give them a try, called, Annette answered the phone, told her what I need, she said they had a lot of rocker switches and could I send her some pictures. Couple hours later she sends me a picture, exact switch. Gave my CC info, she dropped it in the mail and I had it a couple days later! Great place and I'm going to spread their name around
Please suggest and advise if you or your associates can provide the complete fuel pumps and other spare used or new parts of the Marine IC Engine Model given below . MAN, G8V u50, Sr No. 18501-08, 750BHP, 330RPM, 4 Stroke, Year 1930,
Please contact Marine Sales and Repair directly. The contact information is in the episode description or google Marine Sales and Repair Harrison Twp Michigan. Thank you
I'd be interested in how he scraps boats. You get some nice hardware and parts, but then he's stuck with a hull that needs to be chopped up and discarded. He didn't do all that by himself, did he? Not easy.
I used to go to Minnie's Chandlery in Newport Beach CA when I lived out there, so much stuff. Now I transport boats outta NC, and we have tons of used stuff I sell, but only at 50% or less. It's a tough racket.
What a treasure of experience and wisdom that is Earl! Truly enjoyed this episode and the wealth of information that you provided .. Earl is a gift to us Baby Boomers who relished the days of the era of Cruising with the Big Boys! I am elated that earl specializes in Chris Craft Vintage parts and history ! BRAVO!!! AND Thank you JOE , For bring in the experience! God bless Earl!
Thanks so much Vince! Be sure to subscribe. More treat episodes to come 😁
Earl the Pearl is clearly a Gem. A humble, knowledgeable, funny and generous human being. As a Boomer your video story with Earl made my day. Thank you for the effort, and thank you Earl for sharing your life and business with us.
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What a great story. Earl’s a complete gentleman. Can’t imagine the catalog in his head!!
Thanks so very much for sharing!! Best, Jim
Glad you enjoyed it. Be sure to subscribe. 😁
Earl is a remarkable person.
He’s a Gem 💎 😁
That is amazing. There are very few treasures like that left. Developed by human hard work and run by sharp human minds and decades of experience. I hope whoever buys it will keep the character of it.
Thanks Charles
It's a great place to work at Earl the pearl shop on some days great video......
It was great to meet you Scott! See you again soon
What a treasure this place is and most of all the man that created it. We must preserve this place and the legacy.
Thanks for the comment 😁👍
Great store, Earl!
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Wow ! What a generous man. Earl has made some money and then given it to others , what a nice man. Also think about how much time was involved in scraping all those boats- and then inventorying it! I know because I have scraped a few my self. Great life. I hope some one will take it over some day that is up to the challenge and legacy.
I think about it every day 😁
Hi Joe, I'm fascinated to see Earll the Pearl's shop. Wish I knew about him during the build. I would have traveled to his place to buy all I needed in one place. Looks like a lovely man.
Good to hear from you Damian. I was thinking about your build the whole time I was walking the isles. Perfect for your project 👍
Wow, Earl the Pearl! amazing video. I remember walking the isles with my father in my childhood! Thanks for the video and memories! It’s my old stomping grounds, I grew up on Lake, St. Clair / Anchor Bay!
Welcome aboard Kurt! Glad you enjoyed it
My father always called this place 'Earl the Pearl'.
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Great video, could tell how much you were like a kid in a candy store. Excellent conversations and information about a very knowledgeable and caring man.
One of my favorite episodes. Such a great time
As a boater/boat owner, thanks Earl! WIsh I lived closer to Marine Sales & Repair. It looks like a place where you could spend hours looking.
Brian when I visit Earl’s shop it’s like I fall into a black hole where time no
longer matters….😂😁
What a maritime wonderland! Thanks for sharing this.
Glad you enjoyed it. Welcome aboard 😁
Absolutely going to have to get in touch with Earl the pearl
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Awesome
Thank you 😊
I was just in Detroit memorial day weekend and if I would've saw this video, I would've definitely stop by Earl's shop. Kind of disappointing that I missed out.
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Earl you are now on my radar for parts.
You’re gonna love it Doug 😎
Wow that's a great shop and Earl is a fantastic person. I could use the load for my boat parts right now. Unfortunately there is no shop for these parts in the southwest of Germany far and wide. A heavenly place for every boat builder.🙂🙂
Welcome Aboard Silvester! Be sure to subscribe. I feel your pain. I find myself searching antique shops when traveling abroad, but it is difficult unless your close to the water. Go where the commercial fishermen are, but even then it can be challenging to find what you need.
@@motorcityboatwerks Hey, thanks for your answer. Yes, I live near Switzerland and there are more mountains than sea. Old Mercruiser parts are particularly difficult to find here. Transom bolts and screws for MC/MR-1 no chance to find.
Your trawler is really very beautiful. I have an old Birchwood 25ft
👍Birchwood 25 perfect for mountain lakes 😁
@@motorcityboatwerks Yes perfect or french and german rivers🙂
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truly amazing.
Thanks Larry
Earl 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Nice story
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Wow
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Earl I’ll be contacting you soon about some very hard to find cleats.
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UAu need to contact this shop for my Boston Whaler 18 outrage
Check the episode description for contact information. Phone is best
Thanks and be sure to like and subscribe 😎
Want to thank you for this video. I'm in the northern Virginia area, have a 1989 Chapparal. Carling rocker switch went bad for cabin lights, spent many days and phone calls trying to find a 4 prong Carling switch to replace the existing. Matching the style wasn't extremely important but wanted to come close. Contacted Chaparral and they informed me they used Carling switches but didn't know where I could locate a replacement. Contacted local Carling rep in PA., he gave me the switch serial # and some leads on suppliers. All suppliers were out of stock except one, they had 72, but required I purchase a minimum of 10 switches. A couple suppliers had them on back order with possible delivery in September/October. Happened on your video so thought I'd give them a try, called, Annette answered the phone, told her what I need, she said they had a lot of rocker switches and could I send her some pictures. Couple hours later she sends me a picture, exact switch. Gave my CC info, she dropped it in the mail and I had it a couple days later! Great place and I'm going to spread their name around
Awesome! 😎 Makes me so happy ! Be sure to subscribe and spread the word
@@motorcityboatwerks I'm subscribed and spreading the word!!
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I think I found a place to get parts for my 77 Slicker
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Coral Gables 🌴🇺🇸 Maybe you can help me with my 1967 19ft Donzi Hornet bench seat model. I need a rudder assembly. P strut. prop shaft. Thank you. Jim
Call the shop direct 😉
Please suggest and advise if you or your associates can provide the complete fuel pumps and other spare used or new parts of the Marine IC Engine Model given below .
MAN, G8V u50, Sr No. 18501-08, 750BHP, 330RPM, 4 Stroke, Year 1930,
Please contact Marine Sales and Repair directly. The contact information is in the episode description or google Marine Sales and Repair Harrison Twp Michigan. Thank you
I'd be interested in how he scraps boats. You get some nice hardware and parts, but then he's stuck with a hull that needs to be chopped up and discarded. He didn't do all that by himself, did he? Not easy.
You grind up the hull and send it the be landfill 😉
I used to go to Minnie's Chandlery in Newport Beach CA when I lived out there, so much stuff. Now I transport boats outta NC, and we have tons of used stuff I sell, but only at 50% or less. It's a tough racket.
I thought you said Minnie’s Haberdashery-LOL 😁
fantastic
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