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Old 09-13-2006, 11:53 AM
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18' Skater? I didn't know there was such a thing.

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Old 09-13-2006, 11:57 AM
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They run pretty good in the little slop too.Went for a ride in one in holland mi a long time ago ,was shocked how it performed,jus a little fugly though i think.
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That's got Fred Cecil written all over it.
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They were a little boxy. Skater still has the molds. When I was there a couple of years ago they were laying one up for a "special" customer. I'd hate to ask what separates a standard customer from a special one.

I'd hate to ask what "unforseen difficults" would be. Core rot? Also that yellow looks a bit splotchy. If the boat is solid, the price is a good one though.
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
That's got Fred Cecil written all over it.
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[QUOTE=Cord] Also that yellow looks a bit splotchy. QUOTE]

You gotta paint em white, before you can paint 'em yellow. Yellow doesn't cover for sheit!
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Originally Posted by ratman
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Look at all them holes he can fill with goodies off the shelf. Fred would even rig it with an OB, and prop it right; but will be forced to sell due to lack of available spark plugs.

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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
That's got Fred Cecil written all over it.

I actually have my eye on one I saw under a shed out in the country here.

I've been meaning to stop and see if the guy wants to part with it. I haven't seen it move in 10 years. Winter's on it's way and I don't have a prioject.
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In the auction he says, "This is similar to an Eliminator or Hydrostream."

Where do people come up with this stuff?
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