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| As a convenient reference, the Thai Baht (TBH) is now trading at $1 US = 34 THB. That puts a 120,000 THB boat at around $3,500 US and a 20,000 THB longtail at $588 and a 35,000 THB engine at $1,029 US. |
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| logtail with a sail Thanks for the replies, i now have a good idea what to expect to pay. also the idea to get a local to do the bidding, i think is a good one. One more question, has anyone seen a longtail with a sail?!. I dont think it would be too difficult to rig a small mast and sail. I would like to see some pics if anyone has some. thanx plaa.... |
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| Decorative Thai Vessel Just got these few pics in the mail from my wife |
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