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06-04-2007 | 12:31 PM

#21

waterheater

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Originally Posted by dirtycarr

It was nice seeing you Peter. Your boat looks Great! Too bad for the weather I was looking forward to hanging out with you. We went down to Breakwaters. Got there covered the boat, ordered and it started down pooring with lighting. After the storm we cruised over to a friend's in Plattsburgh and then ended up staying on a mooring off of Stave Island for the night. I've put about 25hrs on so far this season. Hope to see you out there some more.

We had a few pops, and didnt want to stay too long with the way the sky was looking. Got to the slip and what a downpour it was. Then the lightning was all over the place. We heard you go by and went to see who it was. Boat sounds great Jay.

06-04-2007 | 12:54 PM

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Kanookstr

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From: MA

Will be up for the usual 2 weeks starting 7/28/07. And some weekends in between.

06-04-2007 | 03:34 PM

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dirtycarr

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Originally Posted by waterheater

Thanks! I actually had a guy at the marina give me a hard time about the sound. He tried to tell me that I shouldn't be running the boat past 7 at night and if I was in N.Y. he would be able to hear me and how no one wanted to hear that noise. That wound me right up! I was pissed! I love the sound and know plenty of people that love it too! I always use my silent choice way before I even get close to the marina and always try to be very respectful.

06-04-2007 | 06:15 PM

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TeamSaris

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Originally Posted by GLH

Looks like last year waiting to load up after a day out.

Whoever gave this to you has great taste in Boats.

G.L.

I thought so

06-04-2007 | 08:30 PM

#25

GLH

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Get use to it.

Even if you don't run the engines those boats are too loud for some people... Always the same bunch too

06-05-2007 | 05:46 AM

#26

drypipetiger

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From: Lake Champlain, NY

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Originally Posted by dirtycarr

I actually had a guy at the marina give me a hard time about the sound. He tried to tell me that I shouldn't be running the boat past 7 at night and if I was in N.Y. he would be able to hear me and how no one wanted to hear that noise.

Did the above guy get the better of you or what?

http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o16824-en.html

06-05-2007 | 05:55 AM

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GLH

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Did the above guy get the better of you or what?

http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o16824-en.html

No Niel ... he wants a Cigarette after riding in one!!!

How'd you see that anyway? Shopping for a Fountain?

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06-05-2007 | 06:23 AM

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waterheater

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Thats too bad, i havent had any issues.....yet. My silent choice doesnt make much difference, but i'm back for another season!

06-05-2007 | 06:50 AM

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dirtycarr

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Thats too bad, i havent had any issues.....yet. My silent choice doesnt make much difference, but i'm back for another season!

Everyone else in the marina seems to love it! and are very helpful if I need anything from tool's to just help docking. I really enjoy keeping the boat there it so nice being able to hop on it and go!