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11-30-2007, 12:08 AM

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thisistank

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Originally Posted by bgchuby01

maybe you never know. There has to be someone that wants there boat out of the cold weather.

Jeff, can you make a deal on getting Dan's boat back to Cali from Miami while you're out that way? He totalled his Ferrari and is going to be in a back brace for the next few months for a fractured L7 (i.e. no boating for him). might as well bring the boat home and not pay the storage fees. You in?

11-30-2007, 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted by bgchuby01

I will be dropping off at Outerlimits this friday and am looking for a boat off of the east coast that needs to head west so that I can go home for hte holidays. If you need some help call me at 909-********* or email me at ***********@aol.com

I have an LE18 DONZI sitting (wrapped) in Miami waiting to come to Canada. (Bellingham, WA actually). I would be interested if you want to haul it to Cali. That is just down the road

I have contacted A-1 Boat Transport, and have a price and all that, (BTI now apparently, Boat Transport International) battery is off, fuel is shut off etc etc etc, shrink wrapped and on a Real Extreme 2001 aluminum trailer. I was hoping for a lowbed service, as I have in the past for others, but the "pick-up" is taking too long.

Do you tow the boats, or carry them?

Thanx, Lenny