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2-15-25: Gerry Hutchins, founder of Com-Pac, has crossed the bar and headed west.

Sincere condolences to his family, and a huge "Thank You!" to Gerry from all of us, I'm sure.
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Com-Pac 19/II on lifetime movie

Started by Tim Gardner, June 01, 2021, 09:12:46 AM

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Tim Gardner

Last night on Lifetime's "A Party Gone Wrong" movie premier, a scene prominently shows a 1985 Com-Pac 19II in the background. I happen to know it's #323 - Mine!  The movie was shot partly at my Smith Mountain Lake dock last October.  They started setting up at 2PM and shot all night, finishing up at 7AM.  A very cool night, the horse-wisp fog in the background was natural.  I can honestly say the two actors worked very hard in the cold.  2 Actors + 30 or so crew for about 4 minutes of screen time.

it was very interesting to observe.
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kickingbug1

oday 14 daysailor, chrysler musketeer cat, chrysler mutineer, com-pac 16-1 "kicknbug" renamed "audrey j", catalina capri 18 "audrey j"

crazycarl

If you enlarge the picture and zoom in on the forward portlight, you can see Tim photo bombing the scene!
Oriental, "The Sailing Capitol of North Carolina".

1985 Compac 19/II  "Miss Adventure"
1986 Seidelmann 295  "Sur La Mer" - FOR SALE
1990 Pacific Seacraft Orion "Madame Blue"

brackish

Hey, the Admiral pulled up a movie the other night called "Lake Effects" I think, shot on Smith Mountain Lake.  Wasn't my kind of movie but watched it to see if I could see Tim's boat or dock. No luck with that one.