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outstanding!! best of luck and use it in the best of health .
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Looking good Neil, jr gonna really like it.

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dq the only reason we got it is because jr was pissed we were the only gas boat at the rendevous jr rules he will run the new one
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Very nice. Enjoy...
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Hi Neil,

I tryed to buy that boat last spring.
Told the broker I'd go mid 70's, he said owner wasn't there.......yet.
For future reference, I'm curious to know if I was close?

I know your other Bahia Mar is for sale, and I'm kind of interested, but think I might be better to pay more for a boat already done up. Kinda like what you just did.

Congrat's

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ooops.
I meant that to be a PM.
Feel free to reply as such.
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You done real good. You gonna love those motors too. A lifetime boat, just stunning how much boat you can buy for that kind of money in a B31. A half ass outboard center console is way more money and a pile of guano vs. that Bahia. Very well done.

A decision you will never regret.

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Good Luck with her Chooch!!!

Tell Jr anyone can run it, teach him how to change oil, pre-trip the engines and transmissions and the rest of the boat. At the end of the day he can wash the topsides and bilges and then chamoising the new girl dry. Remember this one is painted and has shiny aluminum, she'll need a little more TLC.

Hell running it is the easy part. Maybe this year Jr get Oilsorb pads and rubber gloves for Christmas.

Ahh!!!!!!!!!! The pride of boat ownership hours of preparation and cleaning followed by moments of actual use.
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AWESOME!!

gonna catch some fish with that puppy.
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john s you were close but that was a yr ago and jp get jr some soap for xmas and you are incharge of helping us maintain it
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Congratulations Neil. This one will handle VERY differently than your gas powered one (better). I agree with JP, dues have to be paid for the privilege of running a boat like that! Keeping the old name?
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Nce lookin ride..67 to boot older rugged hull.. I can see JR up in the tower runnin after brewster at the next rendevous..hope you have a great time with her. BH
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Way to go Neil!
I'm not sure but indecision may or may not be my problem.

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very nice neil, congradulations
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congrats!
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Thats great Neil....beautiful boat.....keep Jr happy after all he is the one that will take you fishing when your older and he is also the one that is gonna choose your Rest Home.....LOL

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Jr. had to have it after the ride on the " Princess". See you in the Dip.
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Neil,
You guys did good! Pam described the pics to me and said that she looked great. We had a great time hanging out with your bunch in Greenport on the old boat...more fun moving forward. Well done, sir!
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Beauty.

Looks like they copied my bow rail....
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Neil,that is one beautiful B31, lots of luck with her...Russ
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Great buy your gonna love it and save on the fuel to. Catch lots of fish

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Am I jealous? You bet! Good luck.
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Congrats on your new boat.

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Super Sharp!! Best of luck with her!!
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Neil

She looks good.

Good luck. You will love the diesels.
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love the tower
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