Not ALL SeaRay's are bad, only 99% of them. Lol. The Pachanga, especially the 32', is a helluva boat.prowlersfish wrote:I don't see a proplem theres no rule you have to own a trojan . I am sure your dad would be welcome here . ( he didn't trade for a searay did he ? LOL ) . If this fourm was picky would they let me on here ?
He will be Very welcome here !
my dad would like to join the forum
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ok there seems to be some miss info here
. 1)first its ok to own a Searay but not ok to trade you trojan for one ( unless to jump 20 feet or more)
2) Some one has been trying to gett $5000 to join this is a scan and he will be delt with ( keel hulled on a sea ray) . every one knows is only 1k and it goes to me . you got to be care full these days .scams every where !
3) I offer a payment plan ( no scamer would do that )
. 1)first its ok to own a Searay but not ok to trade you trojan for one ( unless to jump 20 feet or more)
2) Some one has been trying to gett $5000 to join this is a scan and he will be delt with ( keel hulled on a sea ray) . every one knows is only 1k and it goes to me . you got to be care full these days .scams every where !
3) I offer a payment plan ( no scamer would do that )
Boating is good for the soul
77/78 TROJAN F36 Conv.
6BTA Cummins diesels
Life is to short for a ugly boat
77/78 TROJAN F36 Conv.
6BTA Cummins diesels
Life is to short for a ugly boat
S E A R A Y
We docked next to a nice Methodist Minister and his wife in Georgetown, SC one weekend. They were just finishing a 1-year "Great Circle" of the Eastern half of the US, and returning to North Carolina (about 2 or 3 days out ) in their 45' Grand Banks trawler.
Sunday morning on the dock with coffees in hand while we chatted, a 30+' Searay passed by plowing a huge wake. The minister whistled loudly and waved for the Searay to slow down, but the driver of the Searay simply turned and gave us a slight wave and continue plowing through the harbor.
The retired Methodist Minister, turned to me and asked if I knew what SEARAY stood for? I said no, and he told me "Stupid Egotistical Arrogant Really Awful Yachtsmen".
I was speechless as the coffee drained from my nasal passages. Now that was funny! That minister really had a sense of humor, and I'll NEVER forget it.
I tell that story every time one of those Searay tours of dozens of 20-40' Searays in line, on plane, throwing huge wakes passes us on the ICW or in the harbor (never in the ocean, where they seldom venture).
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (Searay owners as well)!
Sunday morning on the dock with coffees in hand while we chatted, a 30+' Searay passed by plowing a huge wake. The minister whistled loudly and waved for the Searay to slow down, but the driver of the Searay simply turned and gave us a slight wave and continue plowing through the harbor.
The retired Methodist Minister, turned to me and asked if I knew what SEARAY stood for? I said no, and he told me "Stupid Egotistical Arrogant Really Awful Yachtsmen".
I was speechless as the coffee drained from my nasal passages. Now that was funny! That minister really had a sense of humor, and I'll NEVER forget it.
I tell that story every time one of those Searay tours of dozens of 20-40' Searays in line, on plane, throwing huge wakes passes us on the ICW or in the harbor (never in the ocean, where they seldom venture).
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (Searay owners as well)!
Captain Ross, 2009 Trojan Boater of the Year
"Viva Mahia" F32 Cummins 6BTA diesels,
"Mack Attack" Chaparral 244 Fish, SeaPro 180, McKee 14, Montauk-17
"Viva Mahia" F32 Cummins 6BTA diesels,
"Mack Attack" Chaparral 244 Fish, SeaPro 180, McKee 14, Montauk-17