How Many Cigarettes Have You Had
12-22-2003 | 10:53 AM
#14
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From: Pompano Beach, Florida
Originally posted by RebarBox
Sweet pics Lucky! I love the old classics. That trailer in post #2 looks like it would be as heavy as the 28 sitting on it.
Sweet pics Lucky! I love the old classics. That trailer in post #2 looks like it would be as heavy as the 28 sitting on it.
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12-22-2003 | 12:04 PM
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From: Ocean City, MD
The 38'.
The 28' was fun, like dating the head cheerleader.
The 27' was sleek like dating a model.
The 38' is like dating Heather Locklear; prettier, faster, and bigger guns!
The 28' was fun, like dating the head cheerleader.
The 27' was sleek like dating a model.
The 38' is like dating Heather Locklear; prettier, faster, and bigger guns!
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Thanks, Barry
Driver - High's Fuel Your Journey Cigarette Racing Team #598
Thanks, Barry
Driver - High's Fuel Your Journey Cigarette Racing Team #598
12-22-2003 | 12:16 PM
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From: New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Here is the dilemma..... When I want to go fast but be comfortable when I stop the Gun is the way to go. It runs a solid 82, the cabin is nice and roomy, and the boat is comfortable.
When I want to pound through some big water the Gladiator is better because I dont have to worry about the cabin getting all messed up with stuff flying around. Also the Gladiator is all business. Maybe I will put soem 525's in her fro racing and whipple the 500's for poker running
When I want to pound through some big water the Gladiator is better because I dont have to worry about the cabin getting all messed up with stuff flying around. Also the Gladiator is all business. Maybe I will put soem 525's in her fro racing and whipple the 500's for poker running
