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Old 03-23-2008, 05:07 PM
Bigshrimpin Bigshrimpin is offline
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Default Re: '73 23cc restoration

Nat - I got no businesss telling people how to spend their money . . . so I apologize. Supporting your local dealer is a good thing especially if they take care of you well.

Ken - The 250 is a good deal if you want to save some $$$. You can find all the rigging you need for the motor on ebay for pennies on the dollar . . . I think you just need an authorized dealer to activate the warranty.

How do I know about the elizabeth's????

I had a MA commercial bass and fluke permit since 1995 (just gave it up last year). I even worked at Red Top in Buzzards Bay on summer in 1994. I didn't do too much bass fishing, but I can fluke fish with the best of them I'll be back there this summer, so . . . Nat look out for a red seafari following you around during commercial bass season . . . Just kidding . . . I'll be fishing Chatham.


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