Anita Marie Moving On Up!

I guess I should have been more informative. I appreciate everyones concern but it really is not all that bad. We are moving up in boat size. We love our boat but Robbin wants a few things that the Anita Marie just doesn't have. More information to follow.

Thanks
Fred
 
Fred & Robbin,

You guys are daaaaaaa couple. I can't imagine a C-Dory gathering without you. You were the guiding light that saw us across Rosario in the fog and through Deception Pass where we couldn't see the Bridge until we got right underneath it.

Your boat has always been my standard of clean and ready.

I do hope you are thinking C-DORY 25.

The very best to you. You are just tremendous people.
 
OK, what is it? A 32' Bayliner or what? You had us all worried there for a bit...Patty has actually expressed similar feelings, looking at the salons (saloons?), galleys and staterooms on the boats in the mags, but I am just not taken with 0.5 mpg...oh well, you can still cruise with us pissants if you are so inclined!

Anita Marie":26qjvzmx said:
I guess I should have been more informative. I appreciate everyones concern but it really is not all that bad. We are moving up in boat size. We love our boat but Robbin wants a few things that the Anita Marie just doesn't have. More information to follow.

Thanks
Fred
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C-Sick":3406mu7p said:
Your boat has always been my standard of clean and ready.
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Couldn't agree more...

For those of you who aren't regulars around here and/or haven't had the opportunity to see the Anita Marie, Fred is a very close second to Brock when it comes to keeping his boat looking like new. I've never seen her without a spit-shine. Fred obviously goes to great lengths to keep her in showroom condition.

Somebody's going to end up with a beautiful Cruiser.

Oh, and Fred - you did leave off the most important accessory. The custom color matched C-Brat decal.
 
Well Fred and Robin,

If Nordic Tug is true then you may not want to trailer down for the Sturgeon Festival and if that's the case I'll save a spot for yas on the Lynn Marie. That's if you're still willing to drink beer on a little boat that only has a porta-potti.

Tim
 
"Anita Marie" We are moving up in boat size.

Fred & Robbin,

We were concerned when we read your post that you're selling the Anita Marie but we recalled the conversation we had with you on the dock at the Boats Afloat Show. You'd mentioned a larger boat that you liked but neither Joe or I could remember which one it was. Didn't expect it to happen so soon, though. Best wishes to you in your new adventure.

Ruth & Joe
R-Matey
 
If you are truly "moving" to a larger vessel.....how many more anxious moments do we have to wait for the details? :roll: (Inquiring Minds Want to Know).. :mrgreen:
 
Oh for goodness sake, I thought Fred was only this obtuse at home! It's not that dramatic, we're getting the 25' Nomad from Les. I saw it last weekend as we were returning from Cornet Bay and said, "Hey, all the other kids are getting bigger boats and darnit I want one too!"

It was the icy dock and 1/4 mile walk to the loo in Everett at Christmas that did it. Too many :cocktail and a portapottie... You know the rest.

I do hope someone finds the Anita Marie as special as we do... It will be very hard to let her go after all the work Fred's done. I suspect that's where the "heavy heart" rhetoric came from.

I'll post pictures on the Anita Marie album (we'll keep the name) shortly.
 
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