recommendations for a newbie
I agree that Ebay would be a great choice. I have gotten a number of good
deals on there, and have seen even more.
I have seen a number of canoes on ebay, but most say "local delivery only"
which I consider a pain in the butt because I live quite a number of miles
from where the are being sold, ( I guess that people around here never sale
canoes)and at $2.00+ a gallon, by the time I travel two days there and back
I think I would have bought a new canoe.
I wish you all the good luck in finding one. Whether you go with new or
used. Myself, canoeing is a great way to spend hours with family and
friends.
John
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On Wed, 09 Jun 2004 23:49:52 GMT, "tmac" wrote:
Hello all,
I am having a late midlife crisis and instead of a Boxter or a new wife i
thought I might try canoeing, but don't want to get a second mortgage. I
would really welcome some suggestions for a decent all purpose, but
mostly
river travelling, canoe. Also, any help w/ accessories to get started
right
would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance to all who offer advice.
Terry in NW Arkansas
Hi Terry,
I think I just went through the same crisis myself.
Try eBay, I just got a 1 year old Winonah Adirondack that looked as though
it had never been out of the garage for
$500.00.
I also got 2 kevlar paddles (can't remember the brand) that retail for
$249.00 each but I paid $70.00 for both.
HTH,
Ken B.
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