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02-24-2009 | 07:15 PM

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thisistank

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Originally Posted by BLee

This was his Gladiator. He names them all (mine too) "XSX", which has something to do with his kids. He wanted to trade back for mine after having trouble docking the Gladiator.

I always thought it was *****in coming into the inlet leading to TNT and Phils with two Glads on either side.

Reminded me of this

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02-24-2009 | 07:26 PM

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OL40SVX

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From: Bristol, RI

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Originally Posted by thisistank

I always thought it was *****in coming into the inlet leading to TNT and Phils with two Glads on either side.

Reminded me of this

Yep I remember goinn for the sea trial with Phil on our Gladiator and coming out the inlet and seeing those two on each side. It was pretty cool! Thinking to myself.....damn those boats look good!! Going to miss our Gladiator she served us well.

02-24-2009 | 08:07 PM

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bmanafort

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Your gladiator is in good hands now and its local.

02-24-2009 | 09:43 PM

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pm203

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From: MA and NH

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Originally Posted by BAJA WILL

How does one need to rebuild motors with only 115 hours?????????????? You shouldn't have to even replace the springs until 250. When I see claims like that it makes me wonder, how many hours are really on it, and if it is true, how hard was it run to need to be rebuild. Like rebuilding a corvette motor at 10K miles???

Either way looks like a nice boat

added the swimplatform.

Hours do sound low for a Fl boat. And, with no Merc computers, who really knows?