Can we afford it?
#11
We, too were looking @ possibly moving up to a bigger, (Twin screws) boat, BUT in light of the gas $$, were holding off for the time being and keeping our SINGLE gas guzzing HP500!
MD
MD
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Everything is for sale @ a certain $$
Everything is for sale @ a certain $$
#16
Originally posted by PhantomChaos
I am rarely on this board compared to you! Look at your post count, then look at mine!
I am rarely on this board compared to you! Look at your post count, then look at mine!
I think the place was up in San Fran area.Jon
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Put your best foot forward!
#17
You have to take a few friends out and share the gas burden. I have to run premium fuel and as you know it's not cheap. So 4 friends spending 50 bucks a piece gives you 150 in gas and 50 in beer. Girls are extra .
#18
cost of boat amortised per hour - $250.00
cost of insurance - $50.00
repairs and maintenance per hour - $250.00
Gas per hour @ even $3.00 - $180.00
launch fees, food, etc. $100
flying across 4 footers at 90 - priceless
cost of insurance - $50.00
repairs and maintenance per hour - $250.00
Gas per hour @ even $3.00 - $180.00
launch fees, food, etc. $100
flying across 4 footers at 90 - priceless
#19
Originally posted by Audiofn
Quantitiy not quality
I think the place was up in San Fran area.
Jon
Quantitiy not quality
I think the place was up in San Fran area.Jon
I just finished reading the whole Internet this morning and I ran across this Jon!
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The price of premium gasoline is $4.29.9 a gallon Thursday, March 13, 2003, at this Texaco station in El Cajon, Calif., a suburb of San Diego. This Chevron Station across the street is selling premium for $2.29.9 a gallon. Business at the Texaco was non-exisisting. (AP Photo/Jack Smith)



