Best boat for family - 36' Tri-Cabin?
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Re: Best boat for family - 36' Tri-Cabin?
You didn't buy El Capitan, did you?
I needed a less expensive hobby, so I bought a boat!
Re: Best boat for family - 36' Tri-Cabin?
What is El Capitan?P-Dogg wrote:You didn't buy El Capitan, did you?
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Re: Best boat for family - 36' Tri-Cabin?
A tricabin that is/was for sale in Middle River, where I thought you hinted that you were one time. I have some second-hand reports about the boat. Looks like you are safe. There are a bazillion reason to like a tri, so long as your main purpose is not to fish offshore.
Regarding a prior post, the biggest issue is blackwater storage for a family of 5. Good luck or congrats on your purchase. Remember that the best maintenance dollar spent is that which keeps you from buying an expensive mistake.
Regarding a prior post, the biggest issue is blackwater storage for a family of 5. Good luck or congrats on your purchase. Remember that the best maintenance dollar spent is that which keeps you from buying an expensive mistake.
I needed a less expensive hobby, so I bought a boat!
Re: Best boat for family - 36' Tri-Cabin?
I believe this tri-fly has dropped to 8K since the last time I was up that way. Might be worth taking a look at if in the area
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/ ... oto=0&url=
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/ ... oto=0&url=
