bb wrote:
I thought you were discussing Chuck's boat. What kind of boat does
Doug have that you find so offensive?

Same as Chuck's.

Of course, BittyBill has never seen it in real life. This makes him an
expert... as much as all the rest of his non-real-life crapola.

BTW here are some pictures

http://community.webshots.com/album/63279185YQtgSA

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 07:53:38 -0500, DSK wrote:

bb wrote:
I thought you were discussing Chuck's boat. What kind of boat does
Doug have that you find so offensive?

Same as Chuck's.

Seems ok to me. Actually makes a lot of sense. Wish I had one and
just might some day.

bb

Damn, talk about a tempest in a teapot.

From the vitriolic exchange that has been flying back and forth the
last couple of days, I thought it was gonna be something **UGLY**. It's
certainly not something I'd put on my boat, as it just looks too fake
(something about the wide open cabin directly underneath it), but it's
hardly anything worth wasting band width or raising your blood pressure
over.

You guys need to go play with your respective boats. Are they still
covered in snow where you live or something?



bb wrote:


BTW here are some pictures

http://community.webshots.com/album/63279185YQtgSA

Fresh Breezes- Doug King


--
Dan Best - (707) 431-1662, Healdsburg, CA 95448
B-2/75 1977-1979
Tayana 37 #192, "Tricia Jean"
http://rangerbest.home.comcast.net/TriciaJean.JPG

It's a Sundowner 36. I think the same designer also worked on the AMC
pacer when he wasn't moonlighting for Fisher Price.

The Sundowner line, (30, 32, 36), was drawn by Jack Sarin.

Here's a link where you can view some of the other AMC Pacers he has been
turning out.........

http://www.jacksarin.com/sarin/index.html

It's a Sundowner 36. I think the same designer also worked on the AMC
pacer when he wasn't moonlighting for Fisher Price.

Gould 0738 wrote:
The Sundowner line, (30, 32, 36), was drawn by Jack Sarin.

Here's a link where you can view some of the other AMC Pacers he has been
turning out.........

http://www.jacksarin.com/sarin/index.html

Thanks for the link Chuck... never saw this before.

That Guardian 85 is a very cool looking boat. I wonder what it's fuel
consumption is? It is interesting that he has done so many gov't service
and commercial vessels... much more demanding IMHO

Doug King

G I kinda "like" the stack.

otn

DSK wrote:
bb wrote:

I thought you were discussing Chuck's boat. What kind of boat does
Doug have that you find so offensive?


Same as Chuck's.

Of course, BittyBill has never seen it in real life. This makes him an
expert... as much as all the rest of his non-real-life crapola.

BTW here are some pictures

http://community.webshots.com/album/63279185YQtgSA

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

I notice he's so embarrassed by his "Sundowner designs" that he is
careful not to mention them, even briefly, on his website. Very smart
on his part. T

The Sundowners were designed over 20 years ago. The site features his more
recent work.

The Sundowner pilot house looks like a late 1950's
California fast food joint. All it needs is a little neon framing the
windows, and maybe some golden arches for the deluxe model. Would you
like some fries with that? LOL!

Thank Providence I'm only cursed with a morphodite boat. A person may not
always own what he currently owns, but he will always be what he is.

You did say, "Supersize me?" :-)