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07-14-2009 | 09:26 PM

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phragle

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From: Toledo Oh

it does keep drunkin bimbos from playing slice and dice on the props though...

07-14-2009 | 09:31 PM

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DareDevil

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Originally Posted by mmareno

Could you imagine running down the bay or ocean and looking over at your wife or co-pilot and saying" Did you shut the door"... No I thought you did" Oh.. Chit.. You left the door open!! as all the bilge pumps are running..

Not getting a good visual on that plus.. You gotta be really small to get in and out..
I know my 260lb Azz isn't getting out of that trap door!!!

I actually think if u have water coming in on that part of the hull,,,,,,something is wrong anyways.

07-15-2009 | 06:00 AM

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Jassman

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I cant tell you how well the construction is..but the finish was done very nicely..at least the 2 Hallets I checked out. The materials used were not up to my standards but the price was fair..and everything was straight and executed properly. How they ride..no clue..the door..not for me..the less penetrations through the hull..the better.

07-15-2009 | 06:07 AM

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Run_em_hard

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I have seen it in person a few times. IMO it would be great to have on the west coats inland lakes. It is actually fairly large door and constructed great. Someone mentioned mold growing in the cabin...not on the west coast.

07-15-2009 | 06:16 AM

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offthefront

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Originally Posted by Jassman

the less penetrations through the hull..the better.

sounds like my X-wife .............

07-15-2009 | 08:21 AM

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Shore Thing

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From: Hollywood, MD

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Originally Posted by PhantomChaos

Your kids can hop in and out without dragging beach sand on their feet across the deck. I've seen it at the shows.....it is well built.

I get that, but would you rather have sand on your deck or in your cabin?

07-15-2009 | 09:19 AM

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PhantomChaos

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Originally Posted by Shore Thing

I get that, but would you rather have sand on your deck or in your cabin?

In the cabin! You can vacuum sand from a cabin and you can't vacuum scratches from your deck paint or gel coat.

07-15-2009 | 01:20 PM

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Shore Thing

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A woman would tell you that she'd never get near your deck again if you got sand in her cabin.

07-15-2009 | 02:02 PM

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From: Lakeway, TX (Austin/Lake Travis) / LOTO Gravois Arm

Definitely for inland lakes -- and best suited for WESTERN boating. Is a great convenience feature when beaching for a rest or a day.

Also, and I may be wrong -- but I'm pretty certain that the GIBSON MTI has one of these doors.