City Isaland winter storage
 

Looking for a place to haul for the winter on City Island. Got the contract
from Barron's Boat Yard,

Dave, any of the non-full service yards are fine. Harlem, City Island or
Styvesant for example.

RB

"Dave" wrote ...
Looking for a place to haul for the winter on City Island.
Any recommendations?

keep your stuff locked up. There's a lot of big fat thieves hanging
around City Island.

Scotty

Looking for a place to haul for the winter on City Island. Got the contract
from Barron's Boat Yard, and I see that they insist on painting the bottom.

Greedy ****heads.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

keep your stuff locked up. There's a lot of big fat thieves hanging
around City Island.

Yep. Word is their selling the stolen goods on ebay.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

....and they'll make you put thimbles on your boat!
"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
...
keep your stuff locked up. There's a lot of big fat thieves hanging
around City Island.

Yep. Word is their selling the stolen goods on ebay.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

most boatyards in the state of new york insist that customers can not bottom
paint their boats. nys has declared bottom paint to a pesticide and require
licenses to apply it. there are fines for non-compliance. you can try
Connecticut, which state feels differently about bottom paint. Rumor has it
New Jersey is ****ty about bottom paint as well.

Looking for a place to haul for the winter on City Island. Got the
contract
from Barron's Boat Yard, and I see that they insist on painting the
bottom.

Greedy ****heads.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

nys has declared bottom paint to a pesticide and require
licenses to apply it. there are fines for non-compliance.


Jax, the law was challenged and then dropped as of last year.

RB

Interesting. Apparently some boat yards don't know about the change. I just
sent a copy of the article reporting it to Barron's.

In case anybody wants it to show his own yard, the article can be found at
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BQK/is_6_8/ai_110961087

Most yards found it too profitable and continue to enforce the no-painting
rule.

RB

Scotty;

There are a lot of fat thieves hanging around City Island

That's what make Nutsy so successful on e-Bay.

Remember, he has a Child to support now!

Ole Thom

bothersome--particularly that the boat being painted not be located close to
the water.

But I think your reason is the most likely.


Not "likely." Definite. I know the people who run two full service yards.

RB

Guess I'll look in southern CT. Anybody know a yard in Stamford that let's
one bottom-paint his own boat?

You don't have to join a club to store at a club. They need the money as long
as they have the room. Ask around.

RB

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Scotty;

There are a lot of fat thieves hanging around City Island

That's what make Nutsy so successful on e-Bay.

Remember, he has a Child to support now!

Ole Thom

More like Suzzy has two children to support.

Scotty

't'aint a City Island B 35s5 !
 

If them whut is in the area look before it leaves, the apparently new
and fully equipped teak-decked Oyster 57 that's been on a slip in
Brewer's in Mam'k, NY, is a sight to behold. Its not hard to see what
$1.6-mill. plus can buy.