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07-26-2012, 11:27 PM
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I'm quite surprised that someone on here looking for a 20' doesn't also have a drivers license. Gas is NOT that expensive. Go stand in line, take the driving test, get your license, then take a drive! I drove four states away for both of my SeaCrafts when gas cost more than it does now (granted, I already had my drivers license...).
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07-27-2012, 09:43 AM
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This is killing me looking at this deal, but I need another boat project like a hole in my head. Anyone who is interested in this boat . . . I have a full transom 3 sheets of marine ply laminated together for a 23 that can be cut down for this boat . . . will let got for short $.
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07-29-2012, 07:16 PM
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You can never have enough project boats guys. Come on ! i'm going back to college ina month need this gone 500 bones for potter built 20' on a trailer is F*&%ing steal, anybody got a small gps they wanna trade, something like a little cp190 5" standard horizon or garmin ? Ive had like 20 pm's from people who keep saying there contemplating taking the drive but no one has yet to just sack up and do it.
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07-29-2012, 09:12 PM
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Do you have any of the hatches or hardware or is what you see what you get? I'd be a bit concerned about getting it all back together since I wasn't the one that tore it down. It would not be my first full boat restoration. Can anyone chime in on how much harder it would be not having what came out to reference from? Like how would you construct the whole interior? I'm not versed in how these boats went together but I'm just having a hard time visualizing what the heck you would do after putting a floor in this hull. Im only a couple hours away from you btw.
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