fund razor

The cabin sides are actually that greyish silver kind of thing. Bad colors in pic.

batty

here is what happens when we get a good strong west wind blowing water into the lake you can see the normal water mark on the rocks.

This was in may of last year Luck has it that I did not put my boat in the water yet. these pice are of my dads sea ray that docks next to me .
we were in florida at the time and knew nothing about it untill we came back
and saw these pics.

fund razor

Whoa... never saw LP that low. remind me to tie up at the very end of the dock, eh?

Island Time

Never knew the lakes did that...Kind of like tides around here but tides are predictable. Seen boats on sand bars at low tide...Sad sight unless they have a full cooler of beer...

fund razor

Early in the season it is higher and more stable.

This time of year you start to see some wierd stuff. It's like Erie is a saucer. If you tip it a little, all the water runs to one end. When Buffalo floods, we sit in the mud. And vice versa.

You want to make sure that there isn't anything under your boat. Last year I saw a boat come down on a piling in the fall. Punched a nice hole.

Island Time

Fund Razor,

Guess thats what insurance is for??? Does look like you have some cool places to run around by boat to though...

My interior is the same as yours except yours looks to be in better shape than mine was. Got a little sink on the counter and there was a foam fridge to the right I pulled out to add storage...Also have the same gray head liner.

fund razor

I thought that your headliner was the same.

I was out running it yesterday. Actually had a couple pretty good runs. I guess (for now) I have most of the bugs out.

Mine had the fridge on the starboard side too. The previous owner had a plexi-mirror door made, so I use it for storage, too. I have a couple power amps mounted in there against the backside of the helm. I just use a cooler. Decided to leave the fridge out.