I dunno, seems like since we put all the new keels on 'em we're
getting fewer in for T-bone repairs. The Etchells seem to be filling
that slot recently!

We? What are you doing now .... working for Muller Marine?

"rgnmstr" wrote:
I dunno, seems like since we put all the new keels on
'em we're
getting fewer in for T-bone repairs. The Etchells seem to
be filling
that slot recently!

We? What are you doing now .... working for Muller
Marine?

You didn't know?

Seahag

I remember you saying one time that you parked there. Didn't know you
worked there. Does Bob still own "Stingray"

"rgnmstr" wrote:
I remember you saying one time that you parked there.
Didn't know you
worked there. Does Bob still own "Stingray"

I worked there part time for 2 1/2 years...I still do a bit
now and again, but Mr.H wants to retire in a couple of years
so I'm working full time on our boat now. Bob still has
Stingray and Pamlico as well as a couple of small boats. He
donated Valkyrie to Hospice recently. It was a great
workout! We did 35 (thereabouts) of the J105 keels!

Seahag

Stingray is a Merit 28 in disguise. I always had the hots to own one.
The first owner of Stingray had the deck replaced with a Santana 30/30
deck that he bought new from the factory. I heard he did the swap just
because he didn't like the looks of the Merit deck. A real case of
someone with too many dollars and no sense.

"rgnmstr" wrote:
Stingray is a Merit 28 in disguise. I always had the hots
to own one.
The first owner of Stingray had the deck replaced with a
Santana 30/30
deck that he bought new from the factory. I heard he did
the swap just
because he didn't like the looks of the Merit deck. A real
case of
someone with too many dollars and no sense.

I didn't know that, I'll have to ask Bobby about it. He
doesn't race it much, it's sort of "The Girl's" boat now.
They did put a different keel on it several years ago...so I
guess it's another Muller original!

Seahag

"Seahag" wrote in message
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"rgnmstr" wrote:
I remember you saying one time that you parked there.
Didn't know you
worked there. Does Bob still own "Stingray"

I worked there part time for 2 1/2 years...I still do a bit
now and again, but Mr.H wants to retire in a couple of years
so I'm working full time on our boat now. Bob still has
Stingray



Is that the one with all the carbon fibre and the lifting rudder
that I went aboard ?

Scotty




and Pamlico as well as a couple of small boats. He
donated Valkyrie to Hospice recently. It was a great
workout! We did 35 (thereabouts) of the J105 keels!

Seahag

No lifting rudder or carbon fibre in a Merit 28.

"Scotty" wrote:

"Seahag" wrote:

"rgnmstr" wrote:
I remember you saying one time that you parked there.
Didn't know you
worked there. Does Bob still own "Stingray"

I worked there part time for 2 1/2 years...I still do a
bit
now and again, but Mr.H wants to retire in a couple of
years
so I'm working full time on our boat now. Bob still has
Stingray



Is that the one with all the carbon fibre and the lifting
rudder
that I went aboard ?


That's Pamlico, an Andrews 38. Pretty kewl, huh?

Seahag



and Pamlico as well as a couple of small boats. He
donated Valkyrie to Hospice recently. It was a great
workout! We did 35 (thereabouts) of the J105 keels!

Seahag

"Seahag" wrote

so I'm working full time on our boat now. Bob still has
Stingray



Is that the one with all the carbon fibre and the lifting
rudder
that I went aboard ?


That's Pamlico, an Andrews 38. Pretty kewl, huh?



Well, I had a 50/50 shot. Yes, that is a cool boat.

Scotty