It's back.......06 TG, former submarine
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New parts are new parts, does Jesus Christ himself bless the boat if lip-ship fixes it??? I'm in the aircraft business and to be honest most of the worst repairs I have seen came straight off the biggest name shops floors. The reason is because they have the name and nobody questions them. Most of the best work I have ever seen comes from a small shop where the owners own name is on the line...
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I had a 24'Checkmate I/O that sank in salt it sat overnight,floated it up towed it to the ramp,drained the engine,added fresh oil,hosed it all down with the garden hose,replaced the battery and fired it up,ran it for two more seasons without even a flicker in a dash light and sold it for a bigger boat.and I have seen other boats floated up and run also,as long as you flush it right away Your fine its when the air gets to it and it sits is when the real problems happen.
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Of course we will disclose it to the buyer. There's nothing left in this boat that got wet, other than a fiberglass hull, and the seats, and the steering wheel, over $80k overhaul.
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does the price include the salt water bath the boat took? Shoudn't you disclose that the boat was once a submarine
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does the price include the salt water bath the boat took? Shoudn't you disclose that the boat was once a submarine
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Of course we will disclose it to the buyer. There's nothing left in this boat that got wet, other than a fiberglass hull, and the seats, and the steering wheel, over $80k overhaul.
On May 4, 2013 7:01 PM, "craigslist reply f301" <[email protected] .org> wrote:
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does the price include the salt water bath the boat took? Shoudn't you disclose that the boat was once a submarine
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New parts are new parts, does Jesus Christ himself bless the boat if lip-ship fixes it??? I'm in the aircraft business and to be honest most of the worst repairs I have seen came straight off the biggest name shops floors. The reason is because they have the name and nobody questions them. Most of the best work I have ever seen comes from a small shop where the owners own name is on the line...


