The Best Interior???
 

It would be a better interior if the used Stainless steel and Mahogany.


The mahogany is too dark.

How thick is the marble?

I don't know. I plan to find something better.

Are your cushions leather or Swede.

Neither, thank god!

Do you have auto -pilot Rob?

Yup, ST 4000

Where are you going to put a bigger holding tank?

The space for the holding tank will actually take a much larger one.

Is she rod rigged?

Discontinous rod rigging.

Room to put a genset so you can anchor on windless steaming hot days
and enjoy your
AC's and lovely crew below in comfort?

A genset installation was pending before the owner decided to sell over
his bad hip. The platform for it is already installed.

Does your boat have that nasty rubber gasket?

No, but look at this pic:

http://www.floridaboats.net/images/3...u/slides/5.JPG

That stern section looks pretty vulnerable to me. Some sort of rub-rail
might be a good idea, cosmetics be damned.


RB
35s5
NY





On bentatoes I've noticed thats NASTY rubber molding around the stern
joint to the hull. This NASTY joint has to cause mucho drag and be a
PITA to maintain. Does your boat have that nasty rubber gasket?

The Best Interior???
 

spelling fairy.


"Commode Joe wrote
in message ...
On 23 Dec 2005 09:55:05 -0800, "Joe"
wrote:

Seude leather, so sorry Rob.


Seude!

What's your next attempt? Swayed?

Bwhahahahahaha!


Commode Joe

The Best Interior???
 

I can't be absolutely sure from the picture, but that stern light
doesn't look
entirely legal. It is supposed to be visible for 135 degrees. It
appears that
the sides of the sugar scoop may be blocking it.


The light is legal.
http://www.boatus.com/onlinecourse/i...ight_types.jpg


RB
35s5
NY

The Best Interior???
 

What's your next attempt? Swayed?

Wrong Sawade.

Talking to yourself in public is creepy Robert.

Joe

The Best Interior???
 

Capt. Rob wrote:


Does your boat have that nasty rubber gasket?

No, but look at this pic:

http://www.floridaboats.net/images/3...u/slides/5.JPG

That stern section looks pretty vulnerable to me. Some sort of rub-rail
might be a good idea, cosmetics be damned.


RB
35s5
NY
Whoaaa! That really is a couple feet of nothing but extra moorage fees.

The Best Interior???
 

Commodore Joe Redcloud wrote:
On 23 Dec 2005 09:56:12 -0800, "Capt. Rob" wrote:



No, but look at this pic:

http://www.floridaboats.net/images/3...u/slides/5.JPG

That stern section looks pretty vulnerable to me. Some sort of rub-rail
might be a good idea, cosmetics be damned.



I can't be absolutely sure from the picture, but that stern light doesn't look
entirely legal. It is supposed to be visible for 135 degrees. It appears that
the sides of the sugar scoop may be blocking it.


Commodore Joe Redcloud
I think you are right.
Especially when the boat is heeled.

The Best Interior???
 

Whoaaa! That really is a couple feet of nothing but extra moorage
fees.


Lucky for me I pay nothing for storage or slips!

RB
35s5
NY

The Best Interior???
 

"Commodore Joe Redcloud©" wrote in message
...
On 23 Dec 2005 04:37:10 -0800, "Capt. Rob" wrote:

Once again, ladies and gents....the Express 30 interior!!!


http://www.niagarayachtsales.com/bro...20Interior.jpg

Express 30 interior from the design team at National Liquidators.



Are you sure that isn't a subway car?

Good grief!!! We seem to have another Bob 'n Jax show.

Commodore Joe,
My diesel engine doesn't start very well in the cold. Should I service
thecarbuetter?



Regards


Donal
--

The Best Interior???
 

Whoaaa! That really is a couple feet of nothing but extra moorage
fees.


"Capt" Rob wrote:
Lucky for me I pay nothing for storage or slips!



First statement from Bobsprit that I actually believe.

Bubbles, you're nuts!

DSK

The Best Interior???
 

Lucky for me I pay nothing for storage or slips!

First statement from Bobsprit that I actually believe.


I've been working with the yard for 2.5 years now and at the moment am
helping to get rid of a large quantity of abandoned boats...among other
things. It's a lot of fun, plus I get quite a bit of marine items for
myself. Sometimes I run into a problem...such as what to do with 200
brand new canoe paddles (3 and 4 foot). For my efforts I enjoy free
storage, slip, painting and just about anything else within
reason....such as the dodger that was custom made for Alien 2 years
ago. It's really nice to have such a great relationship with a full
service yard. My 35s5 truly gets treated like royalty...and I won't
even have to wax her come spring. The only jobs I do are the ones I
choose to do.

RB
35s5
NY