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Binkie	#21  Posted on 08/12/08 - 4:15 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 2012 Comments: 0 Joined: 12/19/05	ritzyrags, Thank you for this comment At times, it is not necessarily the destination but rather the time spent traveling on the trip that makes it worthwhile. My restored Bass boat is on e-bay right now, and if it doesn`t sell,(the reserve is way below the cost of materials) I can remember the fun and good time I had doing the 2 year restoration. And I`ve learned something about that too. Always stick with boats with a famous name to restore. rich
ritzyrags	#22  Posted on 08/12/08 - 5:26 PM
Member Project Albums Posts: 1003 Comments: 36 Joined: 06/18/08	Roger that Binkie! Reminds me of the total calm when fishing when all the gear is working fine and then bang! the big strike. You and I don't mind putting some time into works even tough the end is not in sight.. Dont lie Dont Cheat And dont give up..
los is 7	#23  Posted on 08/12/08 - 7:01 PM
Member Posts: 56 Comments: 0 Joined: 05/29/08	Talk to RLwhaler, check out his personal page. He'll give you good direction. He is in Houston.