Traveling to Palm Beach Gardens
01-20-2007, 09:43 AM
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Re: Traveling to Palm Beach Gardens
You are welcome to come by the Joker shop. Let me know. You can see the new 26 in production.
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01-20-2007, 07:57 PM
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You are welcome to come by the Joker shop. Let me know. You can see the new 26 in production.
www.JokerPerformanceBoats.com
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01-24-2007, 11:17 AM
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Thanks for all the info. Sailfish sounds cool. We'll check some of those places out, except for Rachael's...that's a no-no (already heard about that one!). ; )
I won't have time this trip to check out any boat factories, but Joker, Rick, etc. maybe we can hook up in the future. Company just opened an office in PBG, so I'll be coming down there from time to time.
I won't have time this trip to check out any boat factories, but Joker, Rick, etc. maybe we can hook up in the future. Company just opened an office in PBG, so I'll be coming down there from time to time.
01-24-2007, 11:40 AM
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Re: Traveling to Palm Beach Gardens
On the bar and restaurant list, you should also note;
the Square Grouper...
http://www.squaregrouper.net/about.htm
and The Crab House...
http://www.crabhouseseafood.com/aboutus.html
both are almost next door to each other and right on the Intercoastal, near the Jupiter inlet. About 10mins drive by car and about a 20min boat ride, from PB Gardens.
the Square Grouper...
http://www.squaregrouper.net/about.htm
and The Crab House...
http://www.crabhouseseafood.com/aboutus.html
both are almost next door to each other and right on the Intercoastal, near the Jupiter inlet. About 10mins drive by car and about a 20min boat ride, from PB Gardens.
01-24-2007, 05:17 PM
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Thanks for all the info. Sailfish sounds cool. We'll check some of those places out, except for Rachael's...that's a no-no (already heard about that one!). ; )
I won't have time this trip to check out any boat factories, but Joker, Rick, etc. maybe we can hook up in the future. Company just opened an office in PBG, so I'll be coming down there from time to time.
I won't have time this trip to check out any boat factories, but Joker, Rick, etc. maybe we can hook up in the future. Company just opened an office in PBG, so I'll be coming down there from time to time.
Sounds good,
I am always around, and my boat will be complete soon
Rock
01-24-2007, 06:47 PM
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Downtown at the Gardens is just off I95/ PGA. 9 high end restaurants/bars. PB Gardens is no Ft Lauderdale but a new strip club (Solid Gold) just opened last night 2 miles south of PGA. If you bring your boat to Sailfish make sure you have money in hand to get a dock spot, it gets real busy on the weekends. Lunch is far superior to dinner at Sailfish, the place fills up with old people at 5 pm. New restaurant at PGA/ ICW is Seasons 52 is supposedly great with a new bar across the street (Rum Bar). Both can be accessed by boat.
And no you cannot get to Pompano in 25 minutes from Palm Beach Gardens (about 50 miles). Active thunders may be great boats but they don't make the ride on I95 any faster!
And no you cannot get to Pompano in 25 minutes from Palm Beach Gardens (about 50 miles). Active thunders may be great boats but they don't make the ride on I95 any faster!
01-24-2007, 10:17 PM
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