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Re: Fiberglass Rectangle
Yeah, when I removed that cooler cubby I could not believe how much space was there! I put in a door from Boat Outfitters (Seafoam color was a perfect match) but opted to cut all the way up to the outlet/cable/circuit breaker boxes and move them elsewhere. So happy I did! Next step is to make a holder for some small totes and then paint the fiberglass and add some flooring to the drain tub to give a proper finished look.rasbury said:One of my biggest finds for storage, had the boat a few years and did not know there was storage behind the seat back adjacent the helm- but now it's full..
Side note: using an "extreme" carbide tipped blade on the multi-tool cut far easier and faster than a jig saw and definitely lessened the risk of chipping the gelcoat.
Formulaben
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Re: Pic Of The Day
One more pic: transiting the lock at Columbus Alabama with a big tow hauling rock and a giant excavator. This was the 100th lock we have navigated in the past five months! (Yeah, I keep track and don't mock my OCD!) Only two more locks before we hit the Gulf of Mexico. Then we have no more locks, but we have to deal with salt and tides again.
The lockmaster at Columbus is awesome. She has the most beautiful deep-South accent, almost like she's singing!
The lockmaster at Columbus is awesome. She has the most beautiful deep-South accent, almost like she's singing!
LaRea
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Re: Christmas Greetings and New Year Wishes
Hello everyone, the time has almost come and we are leaving Frankfurt, Germany for New York. We are leaving on December 2nd with Singapore Airlines. We are extremely excited and looking forward to it. We will stay at the Hilton New York Midtown near Central Park and start our excursions from there. Now I have one more question. Does anyone have an "insider tip" for us as to where we should definitely go? We have most of the typical tourist attractions that you find on the Internet etc. on our to-do list. Thank you very much in advance for any tips and information. I wish you all a wonderful pre-Christmas period. Best wishes from Cologne, Peter.
Peter13
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Re: Pic Of The Day
Last ride of the year on a friends boat. Great day in Boston. Nov 29th and 80*. That's Graves Lighthouse in the background. 
raybo3
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Re: Pic Of The Day
Latest, I have been in the water with any of the boats I have owned Oct 19-20th... these are shots from our last night before the boat got pulled out on Monday, Oct 21st. Amazing October weather this year!!! The last picture is the boat all by itself at the dock! 
SimcoeRinker400
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Re: Pic Of The Day
I have a friend who did an iron butt run from key west to Jenau Bay and back- 30 days on a BMW..
rasbury
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Re: Pic Of The Day
Beautiful day flying in SE Alaska. This Sitka, Ketchikan and Juneau.
Aqua_Aura
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Re: Stock Market
Finally starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel between what @boatman37 started when he taught me what futures are and how to trade them.. it's been a long time coming... how this works with this specific company is you have to have 5 days of making 200 or more and you can pull out half of your profit. Then the goal is to just do that as much as possible. Will be pulling out just about 900 today. Have had other small payouts, this one if the first one of this size. Not bad for six days of trading for an hour or two after 7pm laying on the couch watching tv...
Since this thread started, I've done okay in regular stocks and crypto as well... up 6k for the year in common stocks and 10ish in crypto.. but this futures thing is really amazing for what it is. Basically sit down at the end of the day, do a few trades, make a little $ and move on with your day till the next evening (at least that is what seems to work for me, most people trade the NY session, 930am to 4pm...I can't touch that one yet). Where else can you make $ like this just laying on the couch watching tv after dinner??
Since this thread started, I've done okay in regular stocks and crypto as well... up 6k for the year in common stocks and 10ish in crypto.. but this futures thing is really amazing for what it is. Basically sit down at the end of the day, do a few trades, make a little $ and move on with your day till the next evening (at least that is what seems to work for me, most people trade the NY session, 930am to 4pm...I can't touch that one yet). Where else can you make $ like this just laying on the couch watching tv after dinner??
J3ff
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