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Boat house of all boat houses

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I tried...but just don't have words...







needs a 31 though.
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My 31 and I are both jealous !!
1970 Bahia Mar - hull# 316-1003
1990 Blackfin 27 - center console
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OK...shoot me now!!
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No,no....adopt me!
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umm ya what sim said
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every time I think I have seen it all. I get suprised again. AMAZING !!!
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All that from selling these-

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Who says there is no money in the marine industry?
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I don't think I'd ever go in the house......

My first boat was a 1988 Four Winns 195 Soundowner.. and I can't post a pic because it was a Polaroid..
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uhhhh.. wow...
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Not unusual for a ceo of a major company to have something like this.
It just happens to be boats.

When you get to a certain level of income or personal wealth, you either spend it or the government will end up getting it. Some people think the rich are sticking it in others faces. Very few do. Most do not.

The wealthy spend it, and keep the job market going. Remember that the next time some schlub who doesn't understand basic economics wants to hang the rich.
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Only thing missing is one sweet Bertram...You gettin ideas for the river house???Ive got one old outboard you can hang on the wall start to start your way to boat house nirvana....BH
1966 31 Bahia Mar #316-512....8 years later..Resolute is now a reality..Builder to Boater..285 hours on the clocks..enjoying every minute..how many days till spring?
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that photo broke my heart . this is the first time i seen one since i sold her about 45 years ago . the boat hanging with the yellow bottom i had a mercury hurricane 10 on it about 16hp at 9000 rpm . this is a one desigh raceboat. damm i wish i still had here.
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Bob H wrote:got one old outboard you can hang on the wall start to start your way to boat house nirvana
I actually started buying old outboards several years ago....but they don't, and never will look like the ones in the video,

Thought about hanging them on my boat house.....but in our community the rednecks would steal them....and they would end up in a scrap yard some where.......and tomorrow they would be reincarnated as a Toyota bell housing.....

Like the guy stated....it is an engineering feat having 22 boat lifts capable of lifting several tons on an 80' or so spand......I would like to see that up close and personal.

Once had a wood boat.....loved it.....one beautiful piece of work.....but never want another one.....up keep is brutal

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i had a 25 foot all wood boat. you either have to be young , stupid and full of energy(me) or rich enough to have help, lots of it (him). needless to say i have lots of wood boat fantasies...take a 25 hull.......................
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Does the advent of epoxy (that wasn't around then) make it better?
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That is incredible. And beautiful. Thanks for sharing Harry!
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