Cougar England/Brownie
03-15-2004 | 09:38 AM
#102
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From: Niskayuna, NY
Originally posted by C_Spray
...until you think about keeping all 48 cylinders lit (without lighting up the boat itself).
...until you think about keeping all 48 cylinders lit (without lighting up the boat itself).
Let's see, carry the one, divide by...
Last edited by Shane; 03-15-2004 at 10:17 AM.
03-15-2004 | 01:04 PM
#109
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From: At the office.
The two biggest cons in my mind about aluminum are:
1) you have to constantly replace the rivets.
2) the aluminum slowly gets dented up over time.
BUT IT SOUNDS NEAT GOING OVER THE WATER... CAN YOU SAY LOUD?
1) you have to constantly replace the rivets.
2) the aluminum slowly gets dented up over time.
BUT IT SOUNDS NEAT GOING OVER THE WATER... CAN YOU SAY LOUD?
Last edited by SS930; 03-15-2004 at 02:10 PM.
03-15-2004 | 02:00 PM
#110
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From: Troy, Mich
Popeyes Boat
Four Man crew:
1. Driver
2. Throttle
3. Navigator
4. Fireman- he was the busiest!
In all honesty this thread is great, the history is incredible and we have two of the "deans of Offshore"
giving lessons.
Wannabe
1. Driver
2. Throttle
3. Navigator
4. Fireman- he was the busiest!
In all honesty this thread is great, the history is incredible and we have two of the "deans of Offshore"
giving lessons.
Wannabe
