Average Boater
03-15-2005, 06:47 AM
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Re: Average Boater
One thing I like about my average 311 "Formy" is I've seen damn few 16 year old boats that look like this. Cuda's 302 is in the same shape.
The few I have seen that are close are displaying the "Thunderbird"....
The few I have seen that are close are displaying the "Thunderbird"....
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03-15-2005, 08:25 AM
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Re: Average Boater
too old is far from an average boater... average boaters eat at BK they dont own da joint, sheeesh. don't know if im an average boater 1979 35ft mistress 22k. its an older boat but in puzz cond, but on the other hand 1000hp blower motors are above average. i think anyone with a hipo boat is more than an average boater.
03-15-2005, 08:27 AM
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Re: Average Boater
FO-
Why did you paint a Chevy Van on the side of your boat??
Why did you paint a Chevy Van on the side of your boat??
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03-15-2005, 08:36 AM
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Re: Average Boater
Average here, if it wasn't for spending every waking second outside of work trying to court sponsors, I couldn't afford to own my little 24 Pantera let alone race it.
03-15-2005, 10:27 AM
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Re: Average Boater
Originally Posted by bryanspeedracer
Who boats for the passion and not because it's the flavor of the week? I know that there is atleast one out there...
I just love to be on the water.
Truck: 94 GMC
Boat: 87 Chris Craft
House: Bad neighborhood.
I may be the last one to get back from the poker run, but I'm the first one to uncover my boat every day and get out there.
03-15-2005, 01:40 PM
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I am SO average around here.......1989 29ft boat (ok 27-28) paid for that Im slowly going through, 1994 truck paid for that Im slowly going through, 1500sqft house 30 yrs old that Im slowly going through.......notice a trend???
But hey Im on the water with a pretty decent boat and can get there pretty reliably(couldnt always say that).....no big trips to the south in the winter ....no snobiles either......got OSO!!!.......would have been A HELL of alot better off financially if I didnt have to pay off so many women but then I wouldnt have the jewel of a woman I have now....its all good!!!!!............doug
But hey Im on the water with a pretty decent boat and can get there pretty reliably(couldnt always say that).....no big trips to the south in the winter ....no snobiles either......got OSO!!!.......would have been A HELL of alot better off financially if I didnt have to pay off so many women but then I wouldnt have the jewel of a woman I have now....its all good!!!!!............doug
03-15-2005, 02:30 PM
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Re: Average Boater
Originally Posted by Troutly
Three week long trips a summer. Usually stay six days plus a day on each end for travel. 10 - 11 hour drive depending on traffic and pit stops!!
Most of our friends think we're nuts (we probably are), but I enjoy being on the open road, and there is NO place like LOTO. If I could find a way to move up out of the average category, I'd get a pilot's license and buy a Cessna 182 or equivalent. Then it would only be a 4 hour trip...
