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Old 07-25-2003, 05:44 PM
TUGBOAT TUGBOAT is offline
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Default Re: restoring a classic, need some advice.

Oh Yea Just to clear That was a JOKE !!
**Drained more fuel out,then looked in there with a lighter,(flashlite doesn't get Bright enough)!**
Just in Case there are any lil' Tykes out there!
225 on a 20' Whew ! I had a 200 Mariner on Mine when I got Her.It had been tweeked a lil' bit , But man o man.That'll peel Your lips and keep Your gullet full o Bugs !
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