“Rock The Boat” is a renovation project of three classic boats — a 1952 43’ Chris-Craft tri-cabin bay cruiser and two 1984 21’ Chris-Craft Scorpions.

The project is being filmed, and the goal is to have the show aired on television. The production of this show is being done by The Art Institute of Phoenix students, Jim and Carol Allen of Arizona Boating & Watersports news magazine who donated the bay cruiser, and a host of boating enthusiasts who will be donating all the time, labor and materials.

Upon completion of the bay cruiser, it will be auctioned off, and the entire proceeds will be donated to Superstition Search & Rescue, a non-profit group dedicated to saving lives in the mountains, desert, and on the water.

Check this Web site (www.rtboat.com) as we document the process, talk to the people involved and watch a group of highly talented students produce a documentary that will eventually help save the lives of many.

Arizona Boating & Watersports www.azbw.com news magazine is a monthly print publication. Page two of each issue is devoted to the Rock The Boat project.

It is distributed primarily in Arizona and Southern California as well as in several other states and countries. The AZBW Web site was showing over 2 million hits in the spring of 2009.

Arizona Boating & Watersports is also featured on one radio show each week and regularly appears on several others.

Dinghy Digest https://www.azbw.com/AZBW_Dinghy_Digest_April_26_2009_Edition.phpis a weekly e-mail newsletter presented by Arizona Boating & Watersports. Dinghy Digest offers the "Readers Digest" version of the print publication. It is currently sent to over 40,000 readers.

Sponsors for the Rock The Boat project are featured in all of these media areas. If you are interested in learning more about this ongoing project or would like to join in as a sponsor, please contact Jim Allen at jim@azbw.com or call him at (480) 947-6219.

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