Show us your "average" boat
11-05-2004, 06:04 AM
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Re: Show us your "average" boat
Here's mine. Got the new manifolds on yesterday getting closer all the time. Light is at the end of the tunnel. Except for about half a dozen minor glitches of course.
The "Silent Thunder Box" will be gone with a clean transom complete with new Stainless Marine tips.
Pictures are scanned and clean up when clicked on to make larger.
The "Silent Thunder Box" will be gone with a clean transom complete with new Stainless Marine tips.
Pictures are scanned and clean up when clicked on to make larger.
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11-05-2004, 06:19 AM
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Here's ours. It's all we can comfortably afford and costed us less than it appears to "non-boaters" 
I'd rather have 7 or 8 of these than a new one!!!
I'd rather have 7 or 8 of these than a new one!!!
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11-05-2004, 06:29 AM
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Re: Show us your "average" boat
Originally Posted by bryanspeedracer
Look-it, we all drool over the new iron that is posted here and with good reason. Nothing is more impressive than the latest offshore boat that unlimited coin will buy. The proud owners post because we all want to drool.
BUT, how about the boats that make up the majority of the board. You know, the ones that we run when money permits and fix ourselves when it lays down on us. The boats that each owner customizes in an attempt to come close to the ideal compromise ie:money.
I have to admit, I get a little jealous when I see someone having a problem of where to spend their half-a-million in play money. I would hate to see new-comers to this sport discouraged because they can't afford the latest craze.
I put every spare nickel I have into it, thank god my wife supports it
Here's mine...
BUT, how about the boats that make up the majority of the board. You know, the ones that we run when money permits and fix ourselves when it lays down on us. The boats that each owner customizes in an attempt to come close to the ideal compromise ie:money.
I have to admit, I get a little jealous when I see someone having a problem of where to spend their half-a-million in play money. I would hate to see new-comers to this sport discouraged because they can't afford the latest craze.
I put every spare nickel I have into it, thank god my wife supports it
Here's mine...
Couldn't have said it better myself!
This will be a great thread to follow. Remember- It's not 'yours' till you mess with it yourself!
Brian
11-05-2004, 06:39 AM
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Here's my wife and I having "above-average" fun! It's not about how much you spend... it's about how much non-boaters THINK you spent!
Just kidding, it's about how much you grin every time you are out on the water!
Just kidding, it's about how much you grin every time you are out on the water!
11-05-2004, 06:52 AM
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Re: Show us your "average" boat
Gee bglz42, I didn't know what to expect when I revisited this thread after seeing...
QUOTE: Here's my wife and I having "above average
' fun!
Brian
QUOTE: Here's my wife and I having "above average
' fun!
Brian
11-05-2004, 06:53 AM
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Re: Show us your "average" boat
Past through present:
#1 1986 Donzi Z-29 stock 330 Mercs and Alphas
#2 Bigger but not faster 1984 Formula F-402 rebuilt 454's about 475 HP and TRS
#3 Less cabin more cockpit ... and no more hanging upside down in the bilge just to do maintenance. 1989 Scorpion 32' T-250 Yami's
-Greg
#1 1986 Donzi Z-29 stock 330 Mercs and Alphas
#2 Bigger but not faster 1984 Formula F-402 rebuilt 454's about 475 HP and TRS
#3 Less cabin more cockpit ... and no more hanging upside down in the bilge just to do maintenance. 1989 Scorpion 32' T-250 Yami's
-Greg
