Trojan Boat Forum

Not sure I'd do it for a Bertram...but for a Trojan, you bet!

Man saves his beloved boat after Tsunami. Although he might have risked more had things turned bad during his vessel rescue.

http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/boats ... wept-yacht

http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/boats ... bertram-57

Amazing Story! I think i would do the same.

Great story

Unbelieveble that the vessel didn't got any other damage

Cool guy with unique solutions and staffed with money to realize his decisions.

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Greetings - Heiner

Thinking out loud here.

Boat is insured, claim put in, claim paid out.

Boat is adrift in Internationl waters and is now salvage.

Owner salvages, gets $$$ and boat.

Make sense?
Remember, it has been a year since the tragedy.

Wont say that here, but you are right.
Maybe something special on ore in this boat
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Greetings - Heiner

Torcan wrote:Thinking out loud here.

Boat is insured, claim put in, claim paid out.

Boat is adrift in Internationl waters and is now salvage.

Owner salvages, gets $$$ and boat.

Make sense?
Remember, it has been a year since the tragedy.

Not salvage...

The boat was recovered 3 days after the earth quake, which occurred on March 11, 2011 and was a Friday. He reclaimed it on Monday, the 14th of March, 2011.

This story is told, about a year later...

No matter what his motives were, it was a very courageous act and appears to be driven by a passion and love for his boat. I think all of us here understand that passion and the sense of loss he must have felt and he decided to do something about it.

Great story.

Boats are just more of the stuff we buy that can all be replaced.

I would have got my family far away from the nuclear power plants and called the insurance guy and went to sleep.

Life is short and life is easily lost.

Boats are just stuff.

Need to have a life threatening experience to learn that I guess.

TADTOOMUCH wrote:Boats are just more of the stuff we buy that can all be replaced.

I would have got my family far away from the nuclear power plants and called the insurance guy and went to sleep.

Life is short and life is easily lost.

Boats are just stuff.

Need to have a life threatening experience to learn that I guess.

+1

TADTOOMUCH wrote:Boats are just more of the stuff we buy that can all be replaced.I would have .... called the insurance guy and went to sleep.

I guess it just depends on whether the boat is just something you happen to have, or something you love. The boat, and boating in general, has been in my blood pretty much my entire life. If my cell or drill crap out, I am likely to get PO'd enough to pitch them into the lake. You hit my car, I will be pissed, and we will see what insurance says. BUT if you damage my boat, you are toast.

that i can agree too...Love is special. changed my thoughts!

TADTOOMUCH wrote:Boats are just more of the stuff we buy that can all be replaced.

I would have got my family far away from the nuclear power plants and called the insurance guy and went to sleep.

Life is short and life is easily lost.

Boats are just stuff.

Need to have a life threatening experience to learn that I guess.

Yep, it's all just so much material stuff that can all be replaced. I love boating as much as anyone, but I realize it's a THING, and can be replaced. A life, not so much.

I like my boat...paid for .....insured for market replacement...I'd only miss the stuff from our trips and my 1st Chief's hat and the Navy Anchors that Michelle pinned on me...I still remember her tears as she did it, Those things I would miss....But the boat it's two engines and fiberglass...But I do reserve the right to defend