Fountain Aquired Baja
03-22-2008 | 02:19 AM
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From: EASTON MA.
PS my back is out too!!!!
03-22-2008 | 06:15 PM
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03-22-2008 | 09:49 PM
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Marc,
I think they will forget about the beak. But add the Fountain bottom to the Outlaws.
Then Reggie will build Outlaw to be the 2nd fastest V bottom on the world.
Just think what that would do for his Baja sales.
You know he will do it. It's a short drive from Ohio to Douglas, Mi.
I think they will forget about the beak. But add the Fountain bottom to the Outlaws.
Then Reggie will build Outlaw to be the 2nd fastest V bottom on the world.
Just think what that would do for his Baja sales.
You know he will do it. It's a short drive from Ohio to Douglas, Mi.
03-24-2008 | 10:04 AM
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From: Beautiful North Carolina
Baja "Split Decision Poker Run Tour"
Well you know I have been thinking about this and talking with folks in the know and we cannot understand for the life of us why Brunswick or why Fountain is not going to run the tour.
Think about this for a minute.
1) The truck and boat are complete and ready.
2) Events were scheduled.
3) Both dealers and customers were counting on it and looking forward to it.
4) Most importantly it would support both dealers and customers and promote a positive image of the company moving forward and help existing dealers sell inventory on hand as the company would look alive and doing business as usual.
How much can it actually cost at this point in the grand scheme of things to do the tour if they are serious about keeping Baja alive?
I would volunteer to travel free, drive the boat and even pay for the fuel to keep the tour going if Jason would get the boat to the events!
Come on Brunswick and Fountain don't cancel the tour. It will be good for business and good for your dealers.
Well you know I have been thinking about this and talking with folks in the know and we cannot understand for the life of us why Brunswick or why Fountain is not going to run the tour.
Think about this for a minute.
1) The truck and boat are complete and ready.
2) Events were scheduled.
3) Both dealers and customers were counting on it and looking forward to it.
4) Most importantly it would support both dealers and customers and promote a positive image of the company moving forward and help existing dealers sell inventory on hand as the company would look alive and doing business as usual.
How much can it actually cost at this point in the grand scheme of things to do the tour if they are serious about keeping Baja alive?
I would volunteer to travel free, drive the boat and even pay for the fuel to keep the tour going if Jason would get the boat to the events!
Come on Brunswick and Fountain don't cancel the tour. It will be good for business and good for your dealers.
03-24-2008 | 10:19 AM
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From: Aylett, Va
Baja "Split Decision Poker Run Tour"
Well you know I have been thinking about this and talking with folks in the know and we cannot understand for the life of us why Brunswick or why Fountain is not going to run the tour.
Think about this for a minute.
1) The truck and boat are complete and ready.
2) Events were scheduled.
3) Both dealers and customers were counting on it and looking forward to it.
4) Most importantly it would support both dealers and customers and promote a positive image of the company moving forward and help existing dealers sell inventory on hand as the company would look alive and doing business as usual.
How much can it actually cost at this point in the grand scheme of things to do the tour if they are serious about keeping Baja alive?
I would volunteer to travel free, drive the boat and even pay for the fuel to keep the tour going if Jason would get the boat to the events!
Come on Brunswick and Fountain don't cancel the tour. It will be good for business and good for your dealers.
Well you know I have been thinking about this and talking with folks in the know and we cannot understand for the life of us why Brunswick or why Fountain is not going to run the tour.
Think about this for a minute.
1) The truck and boat are complete and ready.
2) Events were scheduled.
3) Both dealers and customers were counting on it and looking forward to it.
4) Most importantly it would support both dealers and customers and promote a positive image of the company moving forward and help existing dealers sell inventory on hand as the company would look alive and doing business as usual.
How much can it actually cost at this point in the grand scheme of things to do the tour if they are serious about keeping Baja alive?
I would volunteer to travel free, drive the boat and even pay for the fuel to keep the tour going if Jason would get the boat to the events!
Come on Brunswick and Fountain don't cancel the tour. It will be good for business and good for your dealers.
Weren't the sponsors lined up for supporting the tour as well ?
I know some go to the PR's just to run with the tour boat. I was going to plan on one myself this year.
03-24-2008 | 10:25 AM
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From: Beautiful North Carolina
