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Old 12-16-2017, 10:09 AM   #21
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The domain name didn't resolve for me, either. A WhoIs lookup shows the dockboxman.com domain is available.

That is a good price for a fiberglass dock box. Still, Amazon has a plastic one for under $70. I've been thinking about a new one for my sundeck, but I think I'd rather use the $230 difference for some other priority.
If that $70 Amazon one is plastic.... pretty flimsy as I just got one.

Great for lines and life jackets, but my heavy tackle box and mast winch battery are challenging its practicality for my application.

Otherwise for $70, keeps clutter out of sight just fine. Barely a weathetight lid though.
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My marina doesn't allow plastic dock boxes.
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No excuse for accusing a regular member as being a spammer.

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Mmmmm, rocking and rolling and someone serves fried spam? I guess they want to swim ashore.
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I like buying used stuff for my used boat.
Paid $75 for this nice fiberglass one that fits well on my aft deck.
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I like buying used stuff for my used boat.
Paid $75 for this nice fiberglass one that fits well on my aft deck.
I agree!! Anything shiny would just look out of place!
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Well, we'll see. Just ordered a blue one. If its not perfect, I"m expecting a refund...from Donna!!!
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I don't think Donna or anyone else on TF would steer you wrong.
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yeah but...perfection is in the eye of the beholder.
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yeah but...perfection is in the eye of the beholder.
You're wrong. Get to know us and you won't feel that way.
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Old 12-18-2017, 01:28 AM   #31
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yeah but...perfection is in the eye of the beholder.
I think it`s "beauty", not "perfection", and Flywright is right
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I think it`s "beauty", not "perfection", and Flywright is right
Right about what? I'm assuming no one is taking any of this stuff seriously, right?
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Well, we'll see. Just ordered a blue one. If its not perfect, I"m expecting a refund...from Donna!!!
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It is even better in person! The hardware is all stainless steel. I’m very happy with it and I love that it is low profile. I’m VERY picky. My lettering guy is doing it today to match the letters on the boat. If you don’t like this dock box, I would be shocked!
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That is a nice dock box for the $$.

I have no footprint for such a box, as I am at the end of the pier.

So I converted my old dead boat 'fridge to a dock box, put a wood "deck" on top for a work surface, added a hasp and lock. Ten bucks total. It's a vertical dock box instead of a horizontal one.

I put stickers on the door from our various trips, harbor master has not run me off yet!
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It is even better in person! The hardware is all stainless steel. I’m very happy with it and I love that it is low profile. I’m VERY picky. My lettering guy is doing it today to match the letters on the boat. If you don’t like this dock box, I would be shocked!
Oh I'm sure I will. I'm not particularly picky, but get pretty tired of the plastic ones.
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I wanted a “real” one and this fit the bill and budget. Comparable fiberglass boxes are in the 700.00 dollar range and go up from there. The quality is stellar.
You are correct about the price of the glass boxes. I was looking at a couple at WM and was shocked at the price.

By the way, I didn't think pointing out a product that you have tried and were happy with as spam.

I think it would be helpful if spam was defined by the moderators. Please point it out if it already has.

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Not on the dock yet, but soon!
Good looking dock box.
But, my hull is British Racing green and that's not the name of my boat!!!
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Received mine today. good looking piece, other than that the knuckleheads sent me the wrong color. I'll live with it because of the hassle of returning it, but its not what I ordered.

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Received mine today. good looking piece, other than that the knuckleheads sent me the wrong color. I'll live with it because of the hassle of returning it, but its not what I ordered.

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Toni, did you get my British Racing Green dock box?
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