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Old 07-22-2012, 01:36 AM
strick strick is offline
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Originally Posted by billythekid View Post
I cant hold a candle to strick, he has his own boat renovation factory on the west cost.
Ha....well compared to some of the boats I've seen restored on this site (yours included) I feel like a little peon. I tend to work more off volume

I've been trying to find a motor over here in Calif but they are so few and far between. I'm in no hurry either. Looked at one that appeared to have some water in the oil....a 2003. Might just say screw it and buy a new one when the time comes.

strick
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