CHRISTMAS DAY EVENING ON THE BOAT

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CHRISTMAS DAY EVENING ON THE BOAT

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I hope all of my Trojan friends had a great Christmas holiday, we ended our long weekend on the boat, it was cool for So Cal, about 50 degrees, but an absolute beatuiful sunset.. "red sky by night"
thought I'd share a few photos,

Tomorrow I'm off to look at an F-36... wasn't on my replacement list, but still love the lines and the extra space...just what I need, another project :shock:

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the local osprey having Christmas Dinner
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Post by Allen Sr »

Nice pics. Your lucky, when I was there for boot camp in Dec. '73 it actually flurried on christmas day! I would of traded that for fifty degrees any time! :lol: :lol:
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Post by Big D »

Nice pics Scott. Boats always look great in Christmas lights. We have several Osprey nests where we live.... Beautiful birds.
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SWEET..! so how are those 6's doing..we need follow up...
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Thanks guys,
The osprey is certainly a beautiful bird, but wow does he make a mess on the boats below !

The six's.. they are running great, I am still logging about 3-4 gallons an hour at 11-12 knots , all in all the boat really came together nicely and I have noticed that my nieghbors have given a lot of nice compliments lately on how she looks.

Funny thing though, after all of the work, I am thinking of selling it and buying a little bigger boat. I have found the 32 is a good couple boat, 4 people for a cruise around the bay and 6 sitting at the dock having drinks, but overall, kind of small for what suits our needs and how we use the boat.
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I'll sell you a Carver 3607 at a good $....we need a 4207... :wink: and then you could put 6's in another.. :lol:
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six's would be perfect in that hull ! of course six cylinder diesels would be even better.

I have looked at the 3607's but correct me if I'm wrong, you're at about 41' OAL?
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have a loa of 42' beam is 12'6" real draft of 3'4" when loaded with all the stuff. The hull is a good compromise one she rides great at 8 & 17 knots with half tanks of water full gas she'll hit 25 down hill...
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Post by georgepet »

Yes, it was a little cool in Montreal and the Richelieu Valley too...

We even did the Christmas light thing as well LOL. Wanted to get a bird pic too...but well.....they aren't flying today.

Gosh, springs seems so far away

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Welcome, it's a nice looking boat from the photo, different but still nice looking
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Post by gettaway »

wrong topic!
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