That is one sweet looking boatdwhatty wrote:
A friend just posted a picture of ours. Took me back 10 years or so. Show us yours.
*Only seven? Geez Walt. You've almost left more boats behind than Zsa Zsa Gabor did husbands.SeaHorse II wrote:
Here are mine, in the order that I owned them.
1) 48' OffShore Yacht Fisher
2) 42' Ocean Alexander Sedan (Our All Time Favorite)
3) 54' Mediterranean Sport Fisher
4) 35' Tiara Open
5) 30' Mainship Pilot
6) 31' Chaparral
7)* 32' Halvorsen Gourmet Cruiser
Notice that the last 4 boats were "down sized". They fit the "mission' better & the pocketbook.
-- Edited by SeaHorse II on Thursday 29th of September 2011 09:47:19 AM
*Eric, I beg to differ. *That award goes to the Prairie 29. *It is HUGE at 29 feet and built like a brick ****house....not to mention a very handsome lil fella! *I lived on it for 5 years...my soon to be wife 3 of those years.nomadwilly wrote:
The Albin is the best designed and built small trawler in the world I'm sure.
Actually there were 8 but for the life of me I can't remember one!dwhatty wrote:
*Only seven? Geez Walt. You've almost left more boats behind than Zsa Zsa Gabor did husbands.
I've posted this link before, so sorry for the repeat. Its a pdf file of her pics and specs when we had her for sale two years ago:Baker wrote:And Dave, what kind of boat is that??? *That thing is FINE!!! *Believe it or not, there is aboat in a field around these parts that looks VERY familiar to that. *I have been meaning to stop and take pictures. *When I do, I will post up!
-- Edited by Baker on Thursday 29th of September 2011 12:10:22 PM
I've posted this link before, so sorry for the repeat. Its a pdf file of her pics and specs when we had her for sale two years ago:dwhatty wrote:Baker wrote:And Dave, what kind of boat is that??? *That thing is FINE!!! *Believe it or not, there is aboat in a field around these parts that looks VERY familiar to that. *I have been meaning to stop and take pictures. *When I do, I will post up!
-- Edited by Baker on Thursday 29th of September 2011 12:10:22 PM
*They are great little boats for sure!!! *There is a nickname for the 737 derived from the earlier shorter versions.....FLUF...for Fat Little Ugly F****r. *We almost named our Prairie that although I believe they are not ugly and quite handsome....whereas the early 737s were definitely ugly.Sortie wrote:
Baker, As a fairly new owner of a Prarie 29, you have not overstated these outstanding trawlers on bit. The*surveyor who did our survey called her a wonderful "fat* little boat"and he was being complimentary. We never cease to be impressed with her many resources.
John