Nice Old School Sonic!!!
08-02-2006 | 09:41 PM
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Re: Nice Old School Sonic!!!
Originally Posted by Stormrider
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/33-SO...QQcmdZViewItem
Hey Jeff, you know the boat?
I bet if it was on ebay last month... before your article, it'd only bring 15,000.
Hey Jeff, you know the boat?
I bet if it was on ebay last month... before your article, it'd only bring 15,000.
08-02-2006 | 09:59 PM
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Re: Nice Old School Sonic!!!
Here's a good deal http://www.fountaindealer.com/boat_s...ils.asp?id=354
08-11-2006 | 04:24 AM
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Re: Nice Old School Sonic!!!
That Sonic is immaculate........I checked it out in Manhasset........
Anthony.....(Evil Ways).......Congrats on best hand in Manhasset.......I couldn't hang out to see who won that day, had to get the boat home early due to it running like S**t.. Ended up being a fuel problem..................good luck on the sale..................John
Anthony.....(Evil Ways).......Congrats on best hand in Manhasset.......I couldn't hang out to see who won that day, had to get the boat home early due to it running like S**t.. Ended up being a fuel problem..................good luck on the sale..................John
08-11-2006 | 05:15 AM
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Re: Nice Old School Sonic!!!
Originally Posted by Top Banana
Here is some really Old School Sonic...before Sonic existed, the current 42 was made from the mold used to make this 38 footer and this 34 footer.
Gone Bananas is shown with both the banana and Coyote brands on her stern. This mold was sold to Sonic and became the 38 plus swim platform 42.
Gone Bananas is shown with both the banana and Coyote brands on her stern. This mold was sold to Sonic and became the 38 plus swim platform 42.
Never knew that!! Amazing what I learn on this site.
Thanks for the tid-bit.
