Nope, not tommorrow. My wife's band is playing a private party in Annapolis tommorow afternoon/evening anyway.

Open72, Have your buddy send his pit crew up to Virginia, would ya!!!!

Rouxsterre,
I don't get upset about much these days, life is good!! If Nancy's happy, I'm happy.

Craig,
Glad to lend a wrench Thursday or Friday of this week if you're gonna pull it yourself. I've pulled two motors out of the Pachanga and really glad to only have one when it comes to pulling .
Ken
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Fred are you gonna bring that thing down to the beach once shes done and show these folks down here what a real boat looks like?

Sounds good, my number is listed on my posts, I'd love to get a chance to check it out. Folks down here think a performance boat is one of those little allison death traps with a 250 on it. Not that they aren't entertaining to watch, but I sure wouldn't want to ride in one.

I'll be sure to put a link to your website once i get my new one done. I'm not sure yet that I'll even have any online ordering or anything, mainly just want it so I'll have a little bit of info and an email that looks professional for my customers along with a unique "brand".

it will look something like this:
http://carolinaamphitheater.com/swipes/

Coupler Craig... Been there last year.

Sorry to hear about your hardship

Broken Rod here.

Electrical issue on the port motor. A big thank you to Lenny at Millinium Marine on St. Clair for checking it out quick. Couldn't figure it out so we are down. It's raining though so I don't feel so bad

GL,
Did you fix it yourself? I've been told that I won't have to pull the engine, just have to pull it forward 5 inches or so. It's going to be hard to get anyone to fix it quickly for me, all of the shops around here are backed up big-time!!!

My work schedule for the next 6 weeks is crazy hectic!!!

Suggestions anyone??

Hey Craig sorry about your luck buddy. I am on the way home today from the PAtuxent so I hope we will be ok. Have a good rest of the weekend. Cya

Had some Micky Mouse valances that hide wires come off Those 3s at 70 just weed out the dead wood parts and half a$$ ideas. It's called function over form In any case, removed them all to find I need 1/10th the valance to cover the wires ,I will attach them a new way and they will never come off again, unless you want them to of course. Otherwise I have pushed this thing at 4500 rpm for 30 miles non stop and never get a rise out of anything, I have done this 8 times this year, you have to get back you know. Clean day, it's raining.