Crazyhorse

Dockrocker, you'll have to forgive my unparalleled sports ignorance, but where the heck is Hockeytown? It sounds an awful lot like "Resume Speed Idaho" or "Bum**** Egypt",,,,,,,,,,,or "y'all gots to turn at the red barn out there just a'foe ya git to the big ole' oaktree next ta the speed sign wid all them bullet holes in it",,,,
I'll check my email and bang one right back at ya.

dockrocker

Heh - I'll change it to "No hockey this year town"

Crazyhorse

Dockrocker, I looked in my email and couldn't find anything. Try me at [email protected] in case there's another listed in my profile.

dockrocker

Ygm...

Crazyhorse

I knew a girl that made sounds like that sometimes,,,,,,,,,,,,,but that was a long time ago and she was a very bad girl,,,,,,,

dlbCheckmate

Dock, I live a few miles from Pier 33, D_Law's right they are over priced jerks at times. Is the boat at Pier 33 or is it a brokerage ?

dockrocker

I think it's brokerage - I just found it at Yachtworld today. I bought my 2nd boat from Pier 33, and I can't say you're wrong

StrikinLightnin

Actually the boat had first belonged to George Bush Sr.
The boat owner is from NW Indiana.
A friend of mine bought it and put time and money into it
until he got married and had children..........
His name is Chris Rehtorik
219-759-5578

dockrocker

Corrado stay the hell away from that boat I was wondering about the "Crazyhorse" graphic as well. And as for the arch, well...

Crazyhorse

The name on the sides is done in vinyl, not paint.
I don't know the total time on the hull but there were about 120 hours on the engines/hour meters when I bought the boat. I'd have to look at my survey to say for sure. I put 85 hours on it the first season I had it.
The engines were freshened by me and dyno-run by Dave Wesseldyke last winter and installed in May due to the bad spring season we had here. I've put 21 hours on the boat since then, and the boat is now in a storage facility for the winter. I do have access to it any day except Sunday.
The transmissions were both resealed by Kalamazoo Marine Gear just before the engine/transmission packages were reinstalled in the boat last spring.
My last 4 boats have been equipped with radar and I believe it's a very nice safety feature, especially if running at night as I occasionally do. But if the boat didn't have the radar I would remove the arch.
Feel free to call with any questions.