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awesome that you got it together that fast...
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It's not how fast you go, it's how you go fast. Pretty boat. Enjoy...
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Originally Posted by Zero Patience
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It's not how fast you go, it's how you go fast. Pretty boat. Enjoy...
It's how fast can you go in big water??? lol |
looked good tim. as much as i love newer boats its really nice to see the older cigs that are well kept. and the thing about Ronnie's aft cabin is grate. sweet boat.......
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Originally Posted by 1989mach1
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looked good tim. as much as i love newer boats its really nice to see the older cigs that are well kept. and the thing about Ronnie's aft cabin is grate. sweet boat.......
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thx
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the boat looks great, glad to finally see her in the water.
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Originally Posted by bustedbrick
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That was the first thing I did when I bought it since the surveyor did not have a moisture meter. I figured they were the most important 6 holes I would have ever drilled. They are all completely glassed back in with epoxy and cloth.
I also found perfect plywood when I did the holes for the hydraulic ram mounts. Cool to see that you got rid of the purple cleat and vent....again, NOT my doing. Randy |
Originally Posted by gmhdfan
(Post 3728304)
Yea that survey was a little vague. I talked with Randy before we went to the Miami Boat show. Even drove by his house one day and saw it on the side of his house. That was a lot of boat for the money, just had too many coals in the fire to take on the project but it kept calling my name. I would have only had to tow it 10 miles to my house. Glad it found a good home. Boat looks great back in the water. Good Luck and enjoy.
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Tim,
Glad we never put a new interior in the Baja now! Save some $ this winter and we can do a nice custom interior in this one. XT |
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