Doesn't get more committed than this.
11-03-2013, 09:37 PM
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I love the boat. Never thought a 28 would do it for me. This old girl is just a fun and special boat. Hope to see her around for many years to come.
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11-04-2013, 01:03 PM
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I must say, I kind'a like the tat.
Hey buck, post up some pics of the old girl. I haven't seem pics of it since Cashbar owned it...or was it dollabill? Or Steve? Hell, it was someone on here way back when.
Hey buck, post up some pics of the old girl. I haven't seem pics of it since Cashbar owned it...or was it dollabill? Or Steve? Hell, it was someone on here way back when.
11-04-2013, 02:56 PM
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I've got a few tats, but they're all about Family and they're not going anywhere and that's what's most important to me, I'm not sure about something like that for "ME", but hey, he probably loves it and that's all that counts, at least the artist did a good job.
11-04-2013, 06:02 PM
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I think I might get a DONZI tat on my...... 
every time it gets bigger I will have a bigger DONZI....... 
every time it gets bigger I will have a bigger DONZI.......
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11-04-2013, 07:05 PM
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11-04-2013, 07:18 PM
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When my nephew decides to sell - my currently 14 year old son is next in line. That was discussed and committed to during the making of this deal.
As for the tat.... I told him 'I hope Cig never stubs it's toe. Bayliner once made a top quality boat but I really would not want it tattooed on my arm today'. High in sight - I should have referenced Baja.
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11-04-2013, 07:53 PM
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I really doubt it!
When my nephew decides to sell - my currently 14 year old son is next in line. That was discussed and committed to during the making of this deal.
As for the tat.... I told him 'I hope Cig never stubs it's toe. Bayliner once made a top quality boat but I really would not want it tattooed on my arm today'. High in sight - I should have referenced Baja.
When my nephew decides to sell - my currently 14 year old son is next in line. That was discussed and committed to during the making of this deal.
As for the tat.... I told him 'I hope Cig never stubs it's toe. Bayliner once made a top quality boat but I really would not want it tattooed on my arm today'. High in sight - I should have referenced Baja.
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11-04-2013, 10:19 PM
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Tank, I believe Sean actually did the original resurrection on here right around 2000 or so. Dreamer has owned her twice, CJ owned it once, Parnell had it once, and obviously me. I'll start another thread here in the Cig forum about the sale and post some cool pics of the old girl there.
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Congrats on the sale and look forward to the pics.
