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09-02-2007, 09:02 AM
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I belive it gona be big fun when Enroththeonly see Mr Sig Sauer man.... Yesterday went very wrong:-( gasket to the tank amatur went on lunch and we had big number of gas in cockpit. No Arrow boating yesterday. But thanks to Fredrik Z who bringed some props and congrats for winning the race! And thanks to all other friend who made a very nice day and night yesterday!
09-02-2007, 11:00 AM
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Who is this sig-sauer man ???
*Ricardo Tubbs used a Sig Sauer in the last episode of Miami Vice and Sonny Crockett in the First :-)
Sounds Mange you had some uncalled and unwanted excitement :-(
How´s next weekend then.
I´m coming over to look for some 24 Speedsters as I think they´ll fit perfect in the open class over here.
Although Yesterday I showed several pics of Apache41´s for sale for the wife as "Family boats" ;-)
I´d go even for 47´s just for the Family.....
*Ricardo Tubbs used a Sig Sauer in the last episode of Miami Vice and Sonny Crockett in the First :-)
Sounds Mange you had some uncalled and unwanted excitement :-(
How´s next weekend then.
I´m coming over to look for some 24 Speedsters as I think they´ll fit perfect in the open class over here.
Although Yesterday I showed several pics of Apache41´s for sale for the wife as "Family boats" ;-)
I´d go even for 47´s just for the Family.....
it´s for sale, maybe you know wich one it is...the old lucky strike 47. want me to check it for you?
09-02-2007, 11:15 AM
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) but it´s in klas e:s post called "vem vill åka på söndag" or something...check it out if you think that i did anything wrong, or bigbrother for that matter....but it´s very true with that forum; if you don´t suck...
09-02-2007, 11:19 AM
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09-02-2007, 11:34 AM
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Yea I heard about that forest bs. Looking forward to that trip. I am now going to pic up my boat from the marina. Sebban yes its a "gas resistent" rubber gasket.
09-02-2007, 11:35 AM
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Well I ain´t missing anything as Offshoreonly has everything I need.
* I don´t need to follow up an old Scarab buildproject in the net as I´ve witnessed one live in my own garage (38KV MV) a decade ago.
Life moves on...
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What I AM interested about is the real history of offshore and how the boats have evolved into what.
It´s nice to dig up who has plugged a mold from who etc. and usually it circles around one person. That´s also how this thread interests me as Arrow 830 is a living example of the legacy.
* I don´t need to follow up an old Scarab buildproject in the net as I´ve witnessed one live in my own garage (38KV MV) a decade ago.
Life moves on...
Edit:
What I AM interested about is the real history of offshore and how the boats have evolved into what.
It´s nice to dig up who has plugged a mold from who etc. and usually it circles around one person. That´s also how this thread interests me as Arrow 830 is a living example of the legacy.
09-02-2007, 12:05 PM
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09-02-2007, 02:33 PM
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Teflon could be another good option.
Or, you could seal it with gas resistant engine silicone.
No problem to dismount, but don´t get it inside the gas tank...
