Anyone have an underbow pics of Gladiators?
10-24-2011 | 03:40 PM
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Agree 100% about whatever floats anyone's boat, just as it should be.
Still would like to have your Apache...beautiful boat...hell, I could sleep in that sucker for weeks at a time and be perfectly happy!
BTW, it's no longer in the Classifieds..did you sell it, or change your mind??
Cheers,
Dave
Still would like to have your Apache...beautiful boat...hell, I could sleep in that sucker for weeks at a time and be perfectly happy!
BTW, it's no longer in the Classifieds..did you sell it, or change your mind??
Cheers,
Dave
10-24-2011 | 03:58 PM
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Hi Tom,
Thanks for all the tips, makes sense... a least on the Wife/GF part I have no worries! I am lucky, my Wife is a Hottie that is a ruff and tumble kind of girl who loves fast boats, fast ATVs, and fast cars!
Getting my 120lb GSD in and out of the Glad hatch (without scratching anything) could definitely pose some challenges...
BTW, got any pitchurs of the inside of the Donzi ZR's Bow...we have beat the Glad subject to death and need some fresh meat to chew on... :-)
Cheers,
Dave
Thanks for all the tips, makes sense... a least on the Wife/GF part I have no worries! I am lucky, my Wife is a Hottie that is a ruff and tumble kind of girl who loves fast boats, fast ATVs, and fast cars!
Getting my 120lb GSD in and out of the Glad hatch (without scratching anything) could definitely pose some challenges...
BTW, got any pitchurs of the inside of the Donzi ZR's Bow...we have beat the Glad subject to death and need some fresh meat to chew on... :-)
Cheers,
Dave
10-24-2011 | 04:06 PM
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Of course I have to leave room for a Stripper Pole...with a name like Lap Dancer it is a must have!!! Plus, my wife demanded it!
Dave
10-24-2011 | 04:09 PM
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10-24-2011 | 05:19 PM
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Thats a definite possibility Gary.. I'm not really sure we'll ever go bigger than 30ft at this point.
If I do decide to go bigger than 30ft, a gladiator would be on the top of the list... espically since I've seen the berth can be done.
Also, if the gf won't sleep in there, she can sleep somwhere else, or stay at home. I'm sure that I can find a lake gf that don't mind it. We anchor in dead end coves, or stay at a marina when we overnight. I'm not worried about getting hit while sleeping. Fire? Yeah, but if the onboard auto extinguisher can't handle it, chances are we're toast anyways.
I really appreciate the pictures. Makes it easier to see, rather than just thinking it can be done.
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10-24-2011 | 05:55 PM
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10-24-2011 | 08:17 PM
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When your ready Jason knows of a Y2K available here in Ohio. By the By i'd sleep anywhere i could fit. Alot of guys here haven't been stuck at Kelly's or south bass for days on end, with a nor easter blowin when the rooms are 250 and 3 hundo a night, without availability! That 12 miles from Kelly's can take 3hours of i wish i had stayed tied to the dock in my unfinished cabin. For the love of god winter is setting in!
10-24-2011 | 08:38 PM
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Wow Kurt, it sounds like they're saying they're building 100+mph Y2K's now, that will smoke your superiorly laid out Mystique?
Unfortunately, you can't debate the topic like the old days, or someone will get jealous & cry while insinuating you're an ass-hole that just brags about having something nice, even though the veterans of OSO know you MUCH better than that, & have had to deal with the recent wave of little OSO insecurity groups occasionally ourselves
