Boat!

Discussion in 'Living Room' started by Tim86, 25th Aug, 2015.

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  1. Bayview

    Bayview Well-Known Member

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    Sounds like a very sensible idea.
     
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  2. Harro

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    All you need now is a few rod holders. Looks great!
     
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  3. Azazel

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    Everything's good when you're baked. Especially baking.
     
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  4. Ace in the Hole

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    On a Boat !

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  5. Waldo

    Waldo Well-Known Member

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    That looks great - huge respect! When I was a teenager, I wanted to build something like that. Bought the plans, the tools ect, but then never got around to it :( Ended up just buying a plastic sea kayak instead.
     
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  6. Tim86

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    Went out in the old folks kayak the other day at redland bay. Was awesome.

    This boat idea is happening lol.

    Im thinking a trailerable sail boat for around 15k. Wind power will save on those ridiculous fuel bills. Plus being on a trailer means no berth fees.

    After the next refinance im going boat shopping. Burning out with the renos and need a break/something fun.
     
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  7. See Change

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    Lots of nice trailer sailers around for relatively cheap prices . Was all the go 20 years ago but not as much now. My dad had a Hartley TS 16 many years ago . Spent years racing lasers and NS14's . I like the Elliot's but we went with the syndicate on a bigger boat .

    Cliff
     
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  8. Rixter

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  9. D.T.

    D.T. Specialist Property Manager Business Member

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    Oh. So why are they using the same photo?
     
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  10. Rixter

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    No idea, it was on my paperwork.
     
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  11. The Falcon

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    Ordered this from the states in April, finally arrived last week with production delayed a bit due Covid19. Something to take the kids out on in the local waterway and dash the 20klm to FADs for Mahi Mahi in summer, tops out just on 80/Kmh. Was always super keen on fishing as a kid but dad wouldn’t take me and no boat...I’m clearing the calendar and watching the weather closely! 9955F037-A334-4BBE-8482-E6772E588A2D.jpeg
     
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  12. Momentum

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  13. Heinz57

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    are they poly / plastic?
     
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  14. Lacrim

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    Mate, I'm too lazy to take my kids down the road to fish off a jetty let alone gear up a boat, hook it up to a 4WD etc. I'm already exhausted just thinking about it.
     
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  15. The Falcon

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    Yeah I couldn’t be bothered with trailering..it lives in a marina, walk on walk off! Power and water at the dock, fuel berth etc. Couldn’t be easier. Wouldn’t get much use otherwise if I had to queue at boat ramp with the punters on the weekends
     
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  16. Pier1

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    Sorry mate, going to have to get you to move this post to
    First world problems 2020
     
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  17. The Falcon

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    Must admit Sydney life is pretty poor..4 min drive
    to marina, then 10 mins in the boat to this 2CFA78F2-A310-4DB2-BE18-86CFB564C263.jpeg
     
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  18. MTR

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    My partner is a fishing nut, once a week his out on the waters, Fremantle, Hillary.....
     
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