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10-13-2009, 04:16 PM
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| Opinion of an old friend. Whats up my old friend. Hope all is well with you and the girls.....Good to hear that your building a boat. I think for an undertaking of this size, I would like to better understand your objectives in terms of use. How many people, how fast, gear, etc. You menting using this in the bay but not off shore. You going to be fishing, site seeing, just runn'in arround (like me  ), need for shallow?. Because design is such a compromise, I think these are important questions. The one thing that particularly strikes me is the narrow beam. I am wondering why. If you get a chance, give me a call....I think you still have my number. Steve D.  |
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