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Wanted: Trade my toys for small trawler
- Thread starter touwsma
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knotheadcharters
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- Jan 31, 2011
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- Vessel Name
- Amar la Vida
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- 1989 Carver Californian 48' MY
Clean-up Aisle 4.
RT Firefly
Enigma
Greetings,
Welcome aboard. Mr. t. You might broaden your horizons if you sell the toys (nice, by the way) and use the cash to buy. Just sayin'
Welcome aboard. Mr. t. You might broaden your horizons if you sell the toys (nice, by the way) and use the cash to buy. Just sayin'
Trawler trade
Thanks for the inquiry....touwsma
at least one hundred....this is a 289/auto/with ac.
Thanks for the inquiry....touwsma
pilothouse king
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- 15' Hobie Power Skiff w/90hp Yamaha-owned 28 years. Also a 2001 Bayliner 3788 that I took in trade
Thanks, I'm paying cash for the house, but as soon as my BEAUTIFUL CONDO IN MIAMI (link on my site-under yachts for sale) sells, or when I sell the next boat, I'm gonna look you up. I need a truck again. I'll forget that I sold my Ramcharger (bought it in Seattle!) show truck with $30k "invested"- for only $5800.00 on Ebay, because I forgot to put a reserve. I'll write it off as being a gas hog anyway, what with 400 horsepower-a 289 is "practical".
NICE BIKE too btw!
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pilothouse king
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- 15' Hobie Power Skiff w/90hp Yamaha-owned 28 years. Also a 2001 Bayliner 3788 that I took in trade
King, I thought I had the only "rims" on a truck. 400hp? whew.
I think I paid over $15k just to have that engine built. It's as high performance as a 360 ci. could ever be made! Bored/stroked, Hemi racing pistons, racing cam, ceramic headers, MSD, you name it. Total torque monster- and I remember the manifold and the 4 barrel cost $3k alone- just to be able to finally eliminate the computer need for the original fuel injection. I used to drive this around in Hurricanes here and didn't want to be stopped by a computer failure- not after- DURING. Had water up to the floorboards in Katrina (hit here first), as I drove past stranded Range Rovers on Key Biscayne. Here's what I learned about BIG GHETTO RIMS, -when you have a blow out (like I did by hitting road debris on TOP of the Rickenbacker bridge which took the inside of the back rim out (the ONLY place I wasn't paying attention to the road-nice view and all) is that you can drive on just the rims with little noticeable difference other than a minor thump thump of the air filler. So cops with their "blow out strip's" won't slow you down at all.
I took some great photos during Wilma- I was the ONLY vehicle on the streets between N. Miami and Key Biscayne as the storm was passing. I personally cleared our street of tree's with a chain and 4x4 as I arrived. Good times.OH, and I rode out Andrew in 92 on my boat. I will not ever be doing that again, but afterwards riding on land? -no problemo.
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