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#1
03-06-2005, 05:30 PM
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| Sit - mix a drink - sail fast... Hello... been busy at work... been busy with the bottle... next thoughts below... SH.  |
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#2
03-06-2005, 06:50 PM
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| Cool hull idea. Don't advertise that ur busy w/bottle...
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#3
03-11-2005, 11:29 PM
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| With a little more width you migh have room for someone to share with. Bunk in front, sitting in middle. Flip-up cover over stove and sink in the back - and you have a fast safe gourmet love-boat.
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#4
03-12-2005, 01:09 AM
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| I'm dying for someone to build an updated Farrier Tramp. |
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#5
03-14-2005, 08:30 AM
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| With seriously no pun intended I could not resist. Dear sirs. If you are going to use alcohol as an ecsqshuse for an inventive talent, then please, do it with style. 1. American (plural is law): Try something like, I had lots of exotic drinks and then came up with a brand new tri-design engineerd for sex on the beam... 2. Central european (has always just had a glass of wine): This is, and I swear, the best tri I have ever drawed, I could die to just see it in reality. You must love this wonder of creation. Its a gift from the saint... 3. English (not UK or the English Isles): ... [lot's of empty rows without text] ...Pretty Isn't it. 4. Down under: I never got to know these fellas because they are always out sailing... 5. Asia (before celebrating with the sake): Good day san! Me just copied american boat good! It has purpouse to s..it on the beam. 6. Skandinavian (not the vikings, never had a drink in public, but twice a year - lot's of schnaps): Exuse me I think I had an idea, and then I drew it. I don't think it would float, but maby it could be used as landfill when it sinks. So concrete is the best bulid-material to be shure it would be used. Or something like that, Im not shure... Cheers!/NiklasL |
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#6
03-14-2005, 10:44 AM
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| 3 hulls Sean is there any good reason not to have three hulls that are identical using the same mold and a bolt on superstructure with accomodations (the center hull could still be the footwell)  The small tris are not stand up anything (or anybody) anyway  .Making both a "sport" trampoline and a "cruiser" version would the be possible off the same tooling  Kind of like the old VW bug and Dune Buggy concept  . Bolt on what you like  .(Sorry my doughter is teaching me the signs)
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