Classic Boat

HOLDING OUT IN LOS ANGELES

hey call it ‘progress’, yet when it comes to preserving an ancient profession and classic boats, this concept gives one cause to disagree. The Port of Los Angeles, unfortunately, seems party to such cynical logic. The only shipyard in the area that carries out restorations of classic boats, in fact, was ‘invited’ to find another location. Wayne Ettel, founder of the historic

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