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Brent, say it isn't so!!!, buy an airlift slip and keep it at St Kilda marina, that way its kept out of the water and easy to launch when you wan't to use it, just a thought.
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Hi Brent,
I'm with you on this one. I brought out a 34 Scarab on a brand new tri-axle trailer 3 years ago & had nothing but trouble here in Sydney also. Basically they don't like us driving anything bigger than a 20' boat on these goat tracks they call roads. I hope you find a suitable alternative to selling soon mate!
I'm with you on this one. I brought out a 34 Scarab on a brand new tri-axle trailer 3 years ago & had nothing but trouble here in Sydney also. Basically they don't like us driving anything bigger than a 20' boat on these goat tracks they call roads. I hope you find a suitable alternative to selling soon mate!
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Brent - boat looks and sounds great in the video. Man, that sucks you're encountering so much difficulty down there with it. Best of luck getting it sorted out and, by all means, stay in contact with your oso brethren - hopefully someone on here can give you a hand over in Cali as a last resort option. Good luck, mate!
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From: Melbourne Victoria
Hi guys,
Firstly I appreciate all of the support.
I love boating and was extremely excited about getting a REAL boat, instead of the soft boats in Melbourne. I have a factory where I could have stored it too. As I said, I also live across the road from the St KIlda marina, this is where the offshore powerboat championships were held back in 1980.
My dads mate Peter Howells, who I have mentioned on here several times was involved with the offshore scene with mercury back in the 70's and early 80's. he said they had no problems back them.
As I have stated before, I love this website, it is fantastic and so are the people on it!.
Firstly I appreciate all of the support.
I love boating and was extremely excited about getting a REAL boat, instead of the soft boats in Melbourne. I have a factory where I could have stored it too. As I said, I also live across the road from the St KIlda marina, this is where the offshore powerboat championships were held back in 1980.
My dads mate Peter Howells, who I have mentioned on here several times was involved with the offshore scene with mercury back in the 70's and early 80's. he said they had no problems back them.
As I have stated before, I love this website, it is fantastic and so are the people on it!.



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