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The Next boat
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El and Bill
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Hmmm - For all you dreamers who are hankering to follow the all-American theme of bigger is better ... How about a great big boat with a lounge, a bar, and many staterooms? I think I can get you a great price on a used one ... the Titanic.
C Dorius makes an excellent point about the table on the 25--We also wondered about that. The entire seat can be widened, as the Tom Cat. On the same vein, the aft seat in both boats is way too deep--you could make the table bigger, and the seat smaller fore and aft. As it is we had to put cushions behind the back to make the seat comfortable in both the Tom Cat 255 and the 25.
You could probably carry a 22 on the for deck of the Nordhavn 62--and there are cranes big enough to handle that.
You could probably carry a 22 on the for deck of the Nordhavn 62--and there are cranes big enough to handle that.
El and Bill":2urnc76b said:Hmmm - For all you dreamers who are hankering to follow the all-American theme of bigger is better ... How about a great big boat with a lounge, a bar, and many staterooms? I think I can get you a great price on a used one ... the Titanic.
Does your price include delivery and warranty? :wink:
I think I found you a buyer...
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Please note that I am willing to pay your price on (the item to be sold). We will send a driver to pick it up. I will have a check prepared for your price plus $5,000 US dollars. Please have $4,000 US cash ready for the driver's expenses and keep the additional $1,000 US dollars for yourself for your help in this matter.
Please have (the item to be sold) in your possession and the driver will contact you for pick up instructions. Time is of the utmost importance, due to the political instability in my country. My need for (your item to be sold) is urgent.
Good Day
J Bahuumimuumi (Consulate for Dumasistan)
Boat w/ a slight "patina"....JamesTXSD":2abpbyj3 said:El and Bill":2abpbyj3 said:Hmmm - For all you dreamers who are hankering to follow the all-American theme of bigger is better ... How about a great big boat with a lounge, a bar, and many staterooms? I think I can get you a great price on a used one ... the Titanic.
Does your price include delivery and warranty? :wink:
I think I found you a buyer...
Hey, what do you know, I have a student from Dumasistan, I'll ask him if he knows Mr Bumuumimuum.
I'm thinking Pete's on the right track, hang on to the 22' & when those lotto numbers pay off add a non-trailler boat to the fleet...after taking care of LBAV (land based adventure vehicle).
I'm thinking Pete's on the right track, hang on to the 22' & when those lotto numbers pay off add a non-trailler boat to the fleet...after taking care of LBAV (land based adventure vehicle).
I'm not a big boat person so the Titanic is out for me, but at my self-imposed 32 foot limit, I think this boat is worth considering: http://www.corvettemarine.com/corvette320.php
starcrafttom
Active member
go up to the 34 it has a walk around bed. We could not have a bed against the wall. susan is to much of a klutz and would end up killing me in my sleep.
25 knots sounds good.
ok on edit: when you are reading a press release or commercial web site that is written by the british which britsh actors voice do you hear?? or is that just me?
25 knots sounds good.
ok on edit: when you are reading a press release or commercial web site that is written by the british which britsh actors voice do you hear?? or is that just me?
Bess-C":2aa5bkfi said:I would love to know how a C-Dory 16 would tow. Do you think someone would let me try at a C-Brats gathering?
sorry if I insulted anyone with a 16.
Lyle
I would simply attach a 50' line to the stern cleats of the Lizzie and then attach the other end to the bow eye on your 25 footer. Hope this helps.
patrick and linda
New member
i've made a list of the boats i have purchase over the years. i've tried to figure out what each boat meant to me, why i purchased it and why i sold
it. i've additionally tried to determine what lessons i've learned as a result of the number of boats owned and sold. i have decided i haven't learned a damn thing. my best boat doesn't exist, it is a fantasy never to be realized, a dream that will never come true, a wish that will never be received.
in spite of this revelation i will tried to follow my leader, the most honorable capt. major byrdman, who wisely stated, it's not the size of the vessel, nor is it the comforts of a vessel, it is the capacity of the cooler that can hold the most cold beverage, that wins his heart!
that's all.
pat
it. i've additionally tried to determine what lessons i've learned as a result of the number of boats owned and sold. i have decided i haven't learned a damn thing. my best boat doesn't exist, it is a fantasy never to be realized, a dream that will never come true, a wish that will never be received.
in spite of this revelation i will tried to follow my leader, the most honorable capt. major byrdman, who wisely stated, it's not the size of the vessel, nor is it the comforts of a vessel, it is the capacity of the cooler that can hold the most cold beverage, that wins his heart!
that's all.
pat