Rasputin22
Rasputin22
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Well I hope you like this one...yeah, but i like people's comments!
Sail, Bail, or TAIL! ™ No one rides for free.

Well I hope you like this one...yeah, but i like people's comments!
Yep - it's like when I see an ad for a motorcycle that says it has great breaks. I just can't take the person seriously about anything after that.I'm with KIS: in at 20k. And they might find a buyer up around 30k or a touch more. But when the numbers rise above that you getting closer to things like Express 37 territory. AT 92k I could buy a nice Express 37 (there's one available in the SF area now) and some new sails...
Edit: I'm kind of out even at 20k after reading the description on the boat's site. "Xxxxxxx xxxxxx was totally repainted with all grip inside and out..." First, I just can't bring myself to repeat that horrid name. Second, "all grip"??
Pull those strings Clean.I think you need to do a survey vote for this
I'd feel so much better about the deal if she were sitting in a more slutty posture. Frickin' knees clamped tightly together: deal breaker!
too late,,, she's in rehab now. :mellow:Well I hope you like this one...
Sail, Bail, or TAIL! ™ No one rides for free.
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Lovely boat, but I didn't know that throwing a cheque book at professionals counts as working on your own boat.I wonder how many of you knob heads have actually gone in and worked on your own boats to the extent that these people did?
Yah, follow the $$$.I'm involved in the sale and I guarantee I'll collect good commission for bitchin onya.
I’ll go $1, Bob.Bail...they're banking on the popularity and relative rarity, esp. in Bristol. I'm going to guess they get $56K. Price is Right rules anyone?