Was this boat damaged ??
10-13-2006 | 01:13 PM
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Re: Was this boat damaged ??
Originally Posted by Dock Holiday
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What, are you guys forgetting this is a Fountain.
You can drop a Fountain off a ten story building and not have structural cracks as long as it lands on the BECK. That is what it is there for, to add strength.
Come on now, this boat is PERFECT. It is actually a little faster even.
Take a look at this Fountain pictured. It is back on the water with new paint running 155 MPH!
What, are you guys forgetting this is a Fountain.
You can drop a Fountain off a ten story building and not have structural cracks as long as it lands on the BECK. That is what it is there for, to add strength.
Come on now, this boat is PERFECT. It is actually a little faster even.
Take a look at this Fountain pictured. It is back on the water with new paint running 155 MPH!
10-13-2006 | 03:13 PM
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Re: Was this boat damaged ??
Originally Posted by satisfactionII
Doc,,,,, how did they get that tree to grow out of the deck?
"Front Yard Storage".
Makes changing the oil a breeze!
10-13-2006 | 04:03 PM
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Re: Was this boat damaged ??
quote= martin bowker]It's suprising how well boats can fare in these situations[/quote]
I agree, if you have a real good fiberglass man that knows his stuff that you can trust, then you should be okay.
Dave Turner down in Jacksonville, Florida is the best I have ever seen. If he tells you it can be fixed and trouble free, then I would not worry.
Here's a few more Fix-R-Uppers.
I agree, if you have a real good fiberglass man that knows his stuff that you can trust, then you should be okay.
Dave Turner down in Jacksonville, Florida is the best I have ever seen. If he tells you it can be fixed and trouble free, then I would not worry.
Here's a few more Fix-R-Uppers.
10-13-2006 | 04:19 PM
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Re: Was this boat damaged ??
Originally Posted by Dock Holiday
Here's a few more Fix-R-Uppers.
What were they thinking?
At the very least, they should have placed the boat trailer on the transporter first. Then placed the boat on its trailer. Rear tie downs could have also made that a better day.
10-13-2006 | 05:05 PM
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Re: Was this boat damaged ??
Originally Posted by Sydwayz
Its UNBELIEVEABLE what happened to that Baja.
What were they thinking?
At the very least, they should have placed the boat trailer on the transporter first. Then placed the boat on its trailer. Rear tie downs could have also made that a better day.
What were they thinking?
At the very least, they should have placed the boat trailer on the transporter first. Then placed the boat on its trailer. Rear tie downs could have also made that a better day.
