jmackin

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What is the best way to get my new ride ("American Attitude") up here? Did not come w/ trailer and dont really want to buy one yet. Who has the best rates and is reliable? Or being the tight ass that I am and borrow a trailer and haul it myself? I have a 2000 F-350 SRW V-10 as a tow vehicle.

lucky strike

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Try BIGGUS

O.S.O. Member.

Love your boat.

L.S.

Sydwayz

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Actually, Biggus is hauling his TG to MN as we speak I think. If he can leave the boat there without the trailer, you may be able to borrow his trailer. Or, have him go get your boat with his truck/trailer.

lucky strike

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jmac,

If U need his # let me know.

L.S.

DanB

Jmacklin
check your PM's

Dan

Madcow

See if you can borrow Jerry Czajkas trailer and go down with us the first of April when I'm going to pick up mine. We are planing on running over to Bimini for the weekend. Should be fun.

GLH

Better pick it up fast Beavboats will sell it from under you!

http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...63&slim=quick&
Or 4Yachts!

http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...90&slim=quick&

Hope you got it from Phil!

Scott B

Hmm, well if your dragging an empty trailer down, I have a 14' boat and trailer (hell, or just the boat) that needs to come down with ya on top of that MT trailer...

jmackin

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Phil put it together, and kept it together even after the owner thought he could sell to highest bidder after a signed agreement.

Madcow, would like that but business is probably going to be busy @ that time, but we'll see. How is the long haul? Is it worth it?

Madcow

Yeah, it's pretty cool boating down there. You should figure on 18 to 20 hours to get there and about 24 hours to get back. I can't believe he wouldn't let you borrow it (especially since he's going with me), and you gotta get it back so you might as well enjoy the money you spend.
We are planning on leaving wed the 31st in the afternoon, and getting back tues the 6th evening.