Here's a nice fixer-upper for you!
http://www.sailingtexas.com/scsy33a.html

DSK

DSK wrote:
Here's a nice fixer-upper for you!
http://www.sailingtexas.com/scsy33a.html

DSK

If I were inclined to get a project boat to make money, this would be
more like it.
http://www.usedboats.com/index.php?s...maximize=14893

Joe

Joe wrote:
If I were inclined to get a project boat to make money, this would be
more like it.
http://www.usedboats.com/index.php?s...maximize=14893


A 105' boat only licensed to carry 45 people? Sounds kind of
skimpy to me. Or would increasing the passenger capacity be
one of your projects?

DSK

DSK wrote:
Joe wrote:
If I were inclined to get a project boat to make money, this would be
more like it.
http://www.usedboats.com/index.php?s...maximize=14893


A 105' boat only licensed to carry 45 people? Sounds kind of
skimpy to me. Or would increasing the passenger capacity be
one of your projects?

DSK

The number of passangers is not bad. Typicaly a boat his size would
work workover projects, to small for drilling operations today.

If I were to get serious about it I would rather have a 120 ftr, so you
have the deck and range needed to work a drilling gig.

To far behind the curve now, all the boats are working or sold...Only
way to get in it now is build.

Joe

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s'matter, drug runs drying up????


Paladin




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