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03-26-2009, 09:48 AM
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Re: Palm Beach Boat Show
I will be there on Saturday working the World Marine Underwriters, Inc. Booth. We are on the sea wall under a Progressive Ins. tent.
FellowShip ……………………… Just for the Grins  Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner 
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03-26-2009, 11:07 AM
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Re: Palm Beach Boat Show
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 We are on the sea wall under a "Budweiser" tent
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03-26-2009, 03:59 PM
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Re: Palm Beach Boat Show
Ha Capt. Churp. Hoops Capt. Chuck:
How’s it going. One good thing about this new job is I get to go to all the boat shows and hang out for a while. Been dealing with mostly yachts now a days from 35’ to 80 footer costing up to $1,9500,000. We had one the other day cost was about 3 million. Sure could have a nice collection of Classic SeaCrafts for that amount of Cake. Their tenders are bigger than my 23’ I thought I knew a lot about boats, well what I see some people putting in these maga yachts is another world all together. Not to mention their travel plans Had a guy the other day taking his Trawler from N.C. to Key West then going across to Mexico and then down to a river in Guatemala for about a 6 month trip. I guess I need to change my handle to Fellow-Dingy FellowShip ……………………… Just for the Grins Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner
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03-26-2009, 05:53 PM
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Re: Palm Beach Boat Show
Well i went today, it was ok.
Big Sea Vee's were nice. Did get to go on a 70 foot Paul Mann that was just beautiful. But I did look at a 1970's 20SF SeaCraft that was nice. It was in a suzuki tent. I guess displaying the 175 outboard. But was nice i guess on of the employs boats.
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