$49K Nor-Tech? What's the real story here?
03-05-2011, 08:18 AM
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03-05-2011, 11:12 AM
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04-28-2011, 12:16 PM
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That boat was Warbird II. Second owner was a guy in St. Pete that repainted it. Had 600 Innovations back in the day.
The owner and his wife were..... interesting.
The boat came in for service one day and he said the V berth needed some upholstery repairs. At each corner of the bed where your feet would be, there were multiple slices in the side panels. What could have caused this to happen? As I looked at the front bulkhead there were hand cuffs attached to the head board. Came to the conclusion that all of the slices came from some sharp spiked heels.
Draw your own mental image......
The owner and his wife were..... interesting.
The boat came in for service one day and he said the V berth needed some upholstery repairs. At each corner of the bed where your feet would be, there were multiple slices in the side panels. What could have caused this to happen? As I looked at the front bulkhead there were hand cuffs attached to the head board. Came to the conclusion that all of the slices came from some sharp spiked heels.
Draw your own mental image......
04-28-2011, 01:07 PM
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That boat was Warbird II. Second owner was a guy in St. Pete that repainted it. Had 600 Innovations back in the day.
The owner and his wife were..... interesting.
The boat came in for service one day and he said the V berth needed some upholstery repairs. At each corner of the bed where your feet would be, there were multiple slices in the side panels. What could have caused this to happen? As I looked at the front bulkhead there were hand cuffs attached to the head board. Came to the conclusion that all of the slices came from some sharp spiked heels.
Draw your own mental image......
The owner and his wife were..... interesting.
The boat came in for service one day and he said the V berth needed some upholstery repairs. At each corner of the bed where your feet would be, there were multiple slices in the side panels. What could have caused this to happen? As I looked at the front bulkhead there were hand cuffs attached to the head board. Came to the conclusion that all of the slices came from some sharp spiked heels.
Draw your own mental image......
04-28-2011, 02:31 PM
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That boat was Warbird II. Second owner was a guy in St. Pete that repainted it. Had 600 Innovations back in the day.
The owner and his wife were..... interesting.
The boat came in for service one day and he said the V berth needed some upholstery repairs. At each corner of the bed where your feet would be, there were multiple slices in the side panels. What could have caused this to happen? As I looked at the front bulkhead there were hand cuffs attached to the head board. Came to the conclusion that all of the slices came from some sharp spiked heels.
Draw your own mental image......
The owner and his wife were..... interesting.
The boat came in for service one day and he said the V berth needed some upholstery repairs. At each corner of the bed where your feet would be, there were multiple slices in the side panels. What could have caused this to happen? As I looked at the front bulkhead there were hand cuffs attached to the head board. Came to the conclusion that all of the slices came from some sharp spiked heels.
Draw your own mental image......
