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04-30-2007, 08:53 PM
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Cost of having fun.
Seems like everything I like to do is expensive. Started with motocross as a kid (which is expensive on a teenagers budgit). Moved to offroad truck racing. Big dollars to be competitive! 
Sports cars after that. All that money spent, but I wouldn't change a minute of it. Tought to put a price on great memories. Buy a boat you can afford to use and smile! You can't take your green with you when the hour glass stops flowing!
Sports cars after that. All that money spent, but I wouldn't change a minute of it. Tought to put a price on great memories. Buy a boat you can afford to use and smile! You can't take your green with you when the hour glass stops flowing!
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05-01-2007, 07:36 AM
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"If you have to ask, you can't afford it."
I ditched the trailer and truck for a dry stack. After seven years of ownership, and paying to have the boat (38'/11,000 lbs.) trailered around four times, I'm still $$ ahead.
I ditched the trailer and truck for a dry stack. After seven years of ownership, and paying to have the boat (38'/11,000 lbs.) trailered around four times, I'm still $$ ahead.
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Retired! Boating full-time now.
Retired! Boating full-time now.
05-01-2007, 08:15 AM
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It's all relative.
$600 / month - boat payment
$300 / month - slip rental
$100 / month - insurance
So for $1000 / month you can have a great boat on the water and ready to go.
Sounds reasonable to me!
BTW - My apartment rent is only $800 / month, so you see where my priorities are!
$600 / month - boat payment
$300 / month - slip rental
$100 / month - insurance
So for $1000 / month you can have a great boat on the water and ready to go.
Sounds reasonable to me!
BTW - My apartment rent is only $800 / month, so you see where my priorities are!
05-01-2007, 11:31 AM
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It's all relative.
$600 / month - boat payment
$300 / month - slip rental
$100 / month - insurance
So for $1000 / month you can have a great boat on the water and ready to go.
Sounds reasonable to me!
BTW - My apartment rent is only $800 / month, so you see where my priorities are!
$600 / month - boat payment
$300 / month - slip rental
$100 / month - insurance
So for $1000 / month you can have a great boat on the water and ready to go.
Sounds reasonable to me!
BTW - My apartment rent is only $800 / month, so you see where my priorities are!
05-03-2007, 02:57 PM
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05-03-2007, 04:18 PM
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I have a friend who has towed his Baja before he sold it, whould drive it down, and I would fly him back. But I can't find a tow vehicle for rent one way to Dallas. Budget rents Excursions, but none in the Boston area.
