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GordonFri Jun-10-05 01:42 PM
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#28665, "Looking to step up to a Stratos?"


  

          

Hey guys,

I just listed my boat in the Calfishing classifieds. If you're interested in a beautiful boat at a low price, check it out:

http://www.calfishing.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=9&topic_id=2124&mesg_id=2124&page=

I'll be sad to to see her go...:-(

the godfather

  
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LakeFri Jun-10-05 01:52 PM
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#28666, "RE: Looking to step up to a Stratos?"
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thats a great deal

  
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MC BASSINFri Jun-10-05 02:39 PM
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#28668, "RE: Looking to step up to a Stratos?"
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what type of work needs to be done? i am intrested....
fish on!!!!!!!!!!!

  
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OLD MOSS BACKFri Jun-10-05 02:42 PM
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#28669, "RE: Looking to step up to a Stratos?"
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Gordon whats all needs to be done to the motor? Also where is the boat currently I may want to come and have a look see. :9

  
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jsmithFri Jun-10-05 03:03 PM
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#28670, "What's the length? nm"
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GordonMon Jun-13-05 07:55 AM
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#28706, "RE: What's the length? nm"
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I've never actually measured it...I think it's supposed to be 18'10" or something like that. It's a sweet-riding rig, handles big water like a much bigger boat.

One of the middle cylinders "ate" a ring, so the motor need rebuilding. The whole rig only has slightly more than 200 hours on it. It's been covered (boat cover under a carport) or garaged it's whole life. Hull is in great shape; no spiderwebbing or stress cracks. The finish shines like it just rolled off the factory floor.

I still can't believe I'm actually putting it up for sale, but I have a young kid and I just don't see myself using it for awhile. I'm located in South San Jose. Give me a call if you want to take a look at it...

Gordon

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the godfather

  
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BuzzFishMon Jun-13-05 08:39 AM
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#28711, "RE: What's the length? nm"
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Gordon,

I emailed you about this last week. I talked to my wife and she really wants me to get a boat that her, my daughter, and I can go out on. And she wants it to have a bathroom on board. Looks like I will have to pass on this great deal.

Buzzfish

  
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SLMMon Jun-13-05 02:08 PM
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#28722, "RE: What's the length? nm"
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>And she wants it to have a bathroom on board.
>Looks like I will have to pass on this great deal.

A proven bathroom solution for females (or bashful doods) on board: cut the top quarter off of a half gallon or one gallon orange juice jug. Works great as a porta-john or a bailer if the bilge pump goes out, and you can stow it in the livewell. Not sure I'd use it for mudsharks though...

  
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GordonTue Jun-14-05 08:44 AM
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#28755, "RE: Looking to step up to a Stratos?"
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Thanks guys, looks like she's sold...

the godfather

  
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