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Snapper
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 569
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i can see that with about 20 bikinis running around it stereo crankin beers flowin and sun blazing. very nice some pics of the inside like someone said allready would be very cool, when you get her home. good luck and have fun
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White Marlin
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Pensacola, Florida
Posts: 2,966
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Congratulations!!!
With a 1,000 mile range, you are ready for the Great Loop, the 7,000 mile version, not the 5,000 mile. Therefore, you only have to fill up 7 times during that year or two trip. That is a great boat to fish the 3 mile Pensacola Bay Bridge for a couple of weeks at a time!!!! It is going to look great at Crab Island, you just have to becareful getting close with 4 feet needed, but you know it can be done. Awesome times are in your future. |
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Trigger
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 308
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Awesome boat! When I moved down here 3 years ago my dream was to buy a similar boat and live on it. That was until I factored in slip fees... Oh well. Really would like to get one still. Good luck with it. As many have already said, I would love to get a look at her. Where is the boat located and how are you getting her to Destin??
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Grouper
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Pensacola FL
Posts: 610
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Awesome, I have always wanted to ride on one of those. I bet that she is super stable in the nasty cross wave stuff. Looking forward to seeing pictures of the process.
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Grouper
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Pace / Milton
Posts: 794
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Looks cool! and fun! What price range do those run?
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Trigger
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Destin, Fl
Posts: 210
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yea... I got a good deal. It needs alot of love, but i like doing stuff like this.
Doing my homework before i bought the boat, they were around 50k... You can get a trawler for much less, but grand banks is the best, from that time period. they are really stable handle big seas well but slow and draws about 4 ft of water.... |
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