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Old 07-25-2007, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by boatme
I BROKE a sweat cleaning the boat in the morning

hmm being a boat lacky not asn owner is alot cheaper when things break

But you looked so good as a bow monkey Marc!
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Old 07-25-2007, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by BLee
We were definitely tip toeing across those killer waves! SO much fun!
I told Joe at the time that I would be smiling for a week, and I still am

BLee was definately tip toeing and taking care of business!!!
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I see you gave Joe the GOOD seat. LOL! Do you regrety that?
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Originally Posted by WARPARTY36
I told Joe at the time that I would be smiling for a week, and I still am

BLee was definately tip toeing and taking care of business!!!
Great pic!!! Those smiles are what its all about!!!
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Originally Posted by FREEDOM US1
Great pic!!! Those smiles are what its all about!!!
That's the truth. When Blee flew by us in the Top Gun my chin dropped to the floor.
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Only problem we had was a Oil pressure guage that quit working. It appeared to be electrical. Other than that everthing looked ok. Little sore the next day though.
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Originally Posted by Payton
Mike, I had the same hole wore in my back as you, just a little lower. Maybe because I'm taller. But, it was a fun ride!

And a little drive damage from the morning run to MC.
Stopped in at the shop today and AL showed me a "little" of your drive damage..........
Didn't know that you could put that many chunks and pieces from Bravo outdrives in a bushel basket............
Been there myself and hope you get things back together soon,
Dennis
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Originally Posted by BLee
I got a few water spots on the sides of my rig....
I saw those. Couldn't believe it.
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Old 07-25-2007, 09:24 PM
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cigs are by farthe most durable boats on the planet!
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Found more damage on the 46 Cig last night. After I replaced the 3 screws from the panel in the cabin, I opened the engine hatch to give evrything a once over. I found the piece of SS trim that goes around the drip ledge in the bilge had lost a screw. Luckily, I have some 1/2" long #4 screws and replaced it. Oh , and each dry sump oil tank for the engines were about a half a qt. low too. Damn maintenance !!!
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Originally Posted by StrikinLightnin
Stopped in at the shop today and AL showed me a "little" of your drive damage..........
Didn't know that you could put that many chunks and pieces from Bravo outdrives in a bushel basket............
Been there myself and hope you get things back together soon,
Dennis
It's sounding like he is soon going to be needing a bigger basket.
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