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I guess we are now looking at this potential project in giving advice from two distinct points of view. The first is Could it be done and the Second point of view is Should it be done from the economic point of view. For me redoing a 1976 boat had nothing to do with a logical economic point of view it came from One Man’s Dream Boat point of view. If I re look at it today I still conclude that we all are one big group of Sick people to spend what we have fixing up old boats that took to much time, cost to much money, and are depreciating in their value. But never the less I Love my boat and it’s not for sale even if I could get more for it that what I spent fixing her up. Capt C your proposed project CAN be done and done right, the question is are you willing to do it or not because of the logical objections that you will have to deal with. If you sell and buy another boat you will spend lots of $$$$ if you fix her up you will spend less $$ but spend more time doing the project. “I hate making hard decisions”.
Ha Capt C you can always think of it this way, do your project put a Patten on your idea and when SeaCraft the Co. does the same thing on their new line of boats you can sue the snot out of them and recover the money they failed to pay to take care of your boat problems in the first place.
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