As far as the gas tank at my house, I am zoned A-1 and can put a 500 gal. tank in the ground as long as it's 100 feet from the water without a permit.

I have a deck that is built into the hill side about 70 feet from the water. So the tank is in the ground and it's piped under the deck I have a door that opens and a 300' power reel in there so I can get to the end of the dock and the driveway with it.

Right now Super 93 oct. is 1.88$ a gal. delivered

I sell gas for what I pay for it to Hot Naked Women.

LoR, Congrats looks great can't wait to see more pic's. Good luck with the new boat.

LOR,
After looking at the pictures in posts #69 & 70, Are you sure that the boat isn't one of those new Apaches? Looks just like one!!!

Greg,
Congrats. Look forward to seeing you on Friday.
We'll have er gassed up and iced down.
Anyone interested in a really nice 42 Sonic?
Terry

Damn that's the biggest four seater I've ever seen.

Good luck with the new toy. You should call it "Thirsty".

Lapse -

Congrats on the super new boat. I'm relatively new to OSO (at least for posting) and it's always great to see new boats. I do most of my boating in the upper Potomac, but get down around Mattawoman a few times a year...with gas $$ way up now, I may have to float down river from the Wilson Bridge!! If you ever get up to G-town on a Friday, please get there early, put your bumpers on the "Wall" and let all of us "shorties" (38' Sonic) tie up with ya...

I think post 69 and 70 had a Lapse of color in the pic.




The attachment is a white box.

Keith Workman owns Thirrrsty the third r is for his third Sonic, a 45 Sonic w/triple KE 825's, does 93. Next will be Thirrrrsty, a 50 Nortech, as soon as he sells his Sonic

I'm outta Richmond - keep the boat in Stafford - put in at Fairview. LOL as a teenager I lived in east LA when it was nice. I went to Mount Vernon high school. We used to go to po hick. Lived in Hoodbridge also. I have been slowly moving south. Getin out of the rat race. LOL.