Lol I've seen worse. The owner of the dealer I used to work for bought a unfinished 155ft 11million dollar project boat. They opened up a bottomless wo and spent another 10+mill finishing it. Then spread the debt around the company to every Dept and closed the wo. It killed every departments numbers for a good while. I don't think any managers got there bonuses ether due to the numbers being tanked.
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Lol I've seen worse. The owner of the dealer I used to work for bought a unfinished 155ft 11million dollar project boat. They opened up a bottomless wo and spent another 10+mill finishing it. Then spread the debt around the company to every Dept and closed the wo. It killed every departments numbers for a good while. I don't think any managers got there bonuses ether due to the numbers being tanked.
ben2go
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That's just sh!tty thing to do to a company.
Yeah I thought so too. But it's his company and boat to do with as he pleases. It's sad but i wasn't surprised. That's why I didn't think twice about leaving for another company when I had the opportunity.
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Now that the company is "gone" how's he going to "support" that boat?
It's not gone. It's a pretty good size with over 2k employees and a fair amount of stores throughout FL.
Benthic2
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The boat that was extended was probably a nice boat and all.....but whatever was above the bridge looked like some sort of home made, cubist tumor on an otherwise shapely boat. It was hideous !!!
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Nomad Willy
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Delfin,
Looks much like a Willard but is a SD or posibly even a planing hull. Most of the Devlin boats are. I’d miss the visor in front of the windshield. Wonder if the layout is the same as my Nomad.
Looks much like a Willard but is a SD or posibly even a planing hull. Most of the Devlin boats are. I’d miss the visor in front of the windshield. Wonder if the layout is the same as my Nomad.
Benthic2
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It looks like the Orca, from Jaws!!
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This is my first post so thought I'd make it interesting (not sure my Tolly 34 qualifies though it is nice). This boat has been moored on the Multnomah Channel off the Columbia River for the last year or so. Looks like it's had a hard life. Not captured is the fact it seems to have a very narrow beam so I'm wondering if it used to be a patrol boat.
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This is my first post so thought I'd make it interesting (not sure my Tolly 34 qualifies though it is nice). This boat has been moored on the Multnomah Channel off the Columbia River for the last year or so. Looks like it's had a hard life. Not captured is the fact it seems to have a very narrow beam so I'm wondering if it used to be a patrol boat.
Army T-Boat, maybe?
MurrayM
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Which one? There are so many...depending on who you talk to.
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Woodland Hills
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Maybe, but I'm not so sure the T-boats had that false stack behind the wheelhouse, it seems too cosmetic for the Army to pay for!
Nomad Willy
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Hills,
How do you know it’s false?
Looks ligit to me.
How do you know it’s false?
Looks ligit to me.
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MurrayM
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You’d get the same number, wouldn’t you?
Woodland Hills
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It looks like a diesel exhaust coming out of the middle of the stack. Besides, if it isn't exhausting steam and gasses from the boilers it's not a smokestack and thus false. Nothing wrong with that and I'm sure it allows for storage and access to the dry exhaust. Unless it's steam powered and I am misviewing the pic on my phone.....
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Common you forgot the 7th one, wine!While constrained on planet Earth - I succumb [pay homage] to six [6] gods [listed here in order of importance]:
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And for god # 6. Linda, my truly incredible wife!
Once I exit from life on Earth I plan to [i.e. hope to] encounter only one God! From whence my soul-energy will travel should be my next grand adventure. And, NO... I do not put faith in or take stock in what humans think is God; nor do I believe anyone knows what will be the next step.
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My imagination has so many ideas running through it for that boat. Unfortunately, my pocketbook says nope. Not even if it were offered for free. The fuel bill on that old girl is probably outrageous. It is a pretty nice hull though. I bet she slips through the water without much disturbance.This is my first post so thought I'd make it interesting (not sure my Tolly 34 qualifies though it is nice). This boat has been moored on the Multnomah Channel off the Columbia River for the last year or so. Looks like it's had a hard life. Not captured is the fact it seems to have a very narrow beam so I'm wondering if it used to be a patrol boat.
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Via my own volition, during 43rd yr. of life. Wine, other such embellishments and I permanently parted company 11/24/1995. Never to meet again!
Good for you.
May 16th 2006 for me. The devil's nectar no longer controls my life. Lucky for me, I've been able to keep it together and not fall off the wagon.
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