1989 Cafe Racer inspection tips?!
01-17-2014 | 03:35 PM
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From: Toledo Oh
Punking your OSO brother on a boat deal is kind of like getting your buddies woman drunk and trying to nail her is it not??
Or how about...
This is a tight knit community, those cheerios you piss in could very well be your own...
Or how about...
This is a tight knit community, those cheerios you piss in could very well be your own...
01-17-2014 | 04:39 PM
#133
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From: Jackson, n.j. ~ Brooklyn, n.y.
01-17-2014 | 05:16 PM
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From: lockport ny
googled the phone number from the ad on powerboatlistings and the marina is aqua marina in freeport ny http://www.aquamarinaworldwide.com/contact-us
01-17-2014 | 05:36 PM
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From: Olmsted Falls,Ohio Marblehead,Oh
Dave what would you know????? dont worry I am sure 315D-bag will educate you on glasswork asap... LOLOLOLOL
True dat 
At the end of the day your only talking maybe a couple hundred in savings going with outdoor pine over marine fir. Marine fir is much easier to work with, denser and easier to round over plus it does not seem to warp and move around like pine while your working with it. Pine also has oils that do not necessarily like lamination. I'm not gonna say that i have never used big box stuff in the past but that was long ago and not on customer stuff, you can use it but it doesn't make sense on performance stuff. Here in Toledo we have a high end cabinetry lumber place that sells marine fir for right around a hundy a sheet for 3/4, it just isnt worth the savings to use anything less.
At the end of the day your only talking maybe a couple hundred in savings going with outdoor pine over marine fir. Marine fir is much easier to work with, denser and easier to round over plus it does not seem to warp and move around like pine while your working with it. Pine also has oils that do not necessarily like lamination. I'm not gonna say that i have never used big box stuff in the past but that was long ago and not on customer stuff, you can use it but it doesn't make sense on performance stuff. Here in Toledo we have a high end cabinetry lumber place that sells marine fir for right around a hundy a sheet for 3/4, it just isnt worth the savings to use anything less.
10-20-2014 | 08:14 PM
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From: Olmsted Falls,Ohio Marblehead,Oh
I see some Phil supporters hatin, but he proved us that he can show us amazing quality, and a HUGE profit on this deal... I may be a huge azzhole, but at least I didn't puss out and become a Phil lover to his bad work abilitys....everything I said was and still is true...
Seems some guys are 2 faced here.... but I took a beatin, it's ok, just the internet LOL
Seems some guys are 2 faced here.... but I took a beatin, it's ok, just the internet LOL
10-20-2014 | 08:35 PM
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http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.s...fs_patrol.html
this is one of the funniest articles ive read in a long time
this is one of the funniest articles ive read in a long time
