Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 6:43 am, John wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:09:33 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Nov 13, 8:22 pm, L wrote:

Tim wrote:

It's a Marquis similar to mine. it's a neglected junker but has a lot
of neat goodies on it and a great bow railing seeing mine got
destroyed. 2 year old aftermarket Alpha 1, and a 305 chevy v-8. Dont
know if it runs or not, I doubt it. But the trailer is exceptional.


Too cheap (and I "DO" mean cheap!) to pass up.


Nice to have the room for this fleet!


LOL!


Hah, this isn't a 'fleet' boat, guys. It's rotten. But the bow railing
is good. the dual axle Shorline trailer is in really good shape with
decent tires. And some recently new gauges. Working power trim pump,
250 cu. GM 165 hp-straight six (winterized 2 years ago) and a then
new aftermarket Alpha drive and Gimple bearing .Plus a good factory
bimini top frame assembly. No prop.


I really don't need the trailer but after salvage/scrap of the hull,
I'll probably take the trailer and make it into a flat bed to use
around the farm. Both of my brother's boats have straight 6's as
well as my nephews 74 chevy utility truck, so there's a good spare
there, and we all run mercruiser alpha's, so the drive will be in the
inventory. etc etc. besides, we're planning the big 'river cruise'
next year and the spare outdrive and gimble bearing may come in handy
when we check the integrity of the outdrives. when outfitting to go.


OR, I might install the engine and drive works on the pontoon instead
of using my spare 140.


Even though I drove 120 mi. to get it, I thought it was all worth
$250.00.


Ah! Cheap thrills!


?;^ )

Sounds like a winner to me, Tim. That's a good idea for the use of the trailer
too.
--

Hope you're having a great day!

John H

Yes, i could use a good farm trailer for bringing int he firewood,a nd
just general clean up... After the hull is stripped then it will be
introduced to Mr. Stihl.in which their meeting will end with great
resolve. Mr. Stihl will be championed of course.

?;^ )

Make sure that finds its way to YouTube!

On Nov 14, 4:33*pm, L G wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 6:43 am, John *wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:09:33 -0800 (PST), *wrote:

On Nov 13, 8:22 pm, L *wrote:

Tim wrote:

It's a Marquis similar to mine. it's a neglected junker but has a lot
of neat goodies on it and a great bow railing seeing mine got
destroyed. 2 year old aftermarket Alpha 1, and a 305 chevy v-8. Dont
know if it runs or not, I doubt it. But the trailer is exceptional.

Too cheap (and I "DO" mean cheap!) to pass up.

Nice to have the room for this fleet!

LOL!

Hah, this isn't a 'fleet' boat, guys. It's rotten. But the bow railing
is good. the dual axle Shorline trailer is in really good shape with
decent tires. And some recently new gauges. *Working power trim pump,
250 *cu. GM 165 hp-straight six (winterized 2 years ago) and a then
new aftermarket Alpha drive and Gimple bearing *.Plus a good factory
bimini top frame assembly. *No prop.

I really don't need the trailer but after salvage/scrap of the hull,
I'll probably take the trailer and make it into a flat bed to use
around the farm. *Both of my brother's boats have straight 6's *as
well as my nephews 74 chevy utility truck, so there's a good spare
there, and we all run mercruiser alpha's, so the drive will be in the
inventory. etc etc. *besides, we're planning the big 'river cruise'
next year and the spare outdrive and gimble bearing may come in handy
when we check the integrity of the outdrives. when outfitting to go.

OR, I might install the engine and drive works on the pontoon instead
of using my spare 140.

Even though I drove 120 mi. to get it, I thought it was all worth
$250.00.

Ah! Cheap thrills!

?;^ )

Sounds like a winner to me, Tim. That's a good idea for the use of the trailer
too.
--

Hope you're having a great day!

John H

Yes, i could use a good farm trailer for bringing int he firewood,a nd
just general clean up... After the hull is stripped then it will be
introduced to Mr. Stihl.in which their meeting will end with great
resolve. Mr. Stihl will be championed of course.

?;^ )

Make sure that finds its way to YouTube!

LOL! Yeah, like the 'how to dispose of ....." series of videos.

On 11/14/10 6:05 PM, Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 4:33 pm, L wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 6:43 am, John wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:09:33 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Nov 13, 8:22 pm, L wrote:

Tim wrote:

It's a Marquis similar to mine. it's a neglected junker but has a lot
of neat goodies on it and a great bow railing seeing mine got
destroyed. 2 year old aftermarket Alpha 1, and a 305 chevy v-8. Dont
know if it runs or not, I doubt it. But the trailer is exceptional.

Too cheap (and I "DO" mean cheap!) to pass up.

Nice to have the room for this fleet!

LOL!

Hah, this isn't a 'fleet' boat, guys. It's rotten. But the bow railing
is good. the dual axle Shorline trailer is in really good shape with
decent tires. And some recently new gauges. Working power trim pump,
250 cu. GM 165 hp-straight six (winterized 2 years ago) and a then
new aftermarket Alpha drive and Gimple bearing .Plus a good factory
bimini top frame assembly. No prop.

I really don't need the trailer but after salvage/scrap of the hull,
I'll probably take the trailer and make it into a flat bed to use
around the farm. Both of my brother's boats have straight 6's as
well as my nephews 74 chevy utility truck, so there's a good spare
there, and we all run mercruiser alpha's, so the drive will be in the
inventory. etc etc. besides, we're planning the big 'river cruise'
next year and the spare outdrive and gimble bearing may come in handy
when we check the integrity of the outdrives. when outfitting to go.

OR, I might install the engine and drive works on the pontoon instead
of using my spare 140.

Even though I drove 120 mi. to get it, I thought it was all worth
$250.00.

Ah! Cheap thrills!

?;^ )

Sounds like a winner to me, Tim. That's a good idea for the use of the trailer
too.
--

Hope you're having a great day!

John H

Yes, i could use a good farm trailer for bringing int he firewood,a nd
just general clean up... After the hull is stripped then it will be
introduced to Mr. Stihl.in which their meeting will end with great
resolve. Mr. Stihl will be championed of course.

?;^ )

Make sure that finds its way to YouTube!

LOL! Yeah, like the 'how to dispose of ....." series of videos.


Well, we could combine the fireworks/dynamite and scrap boats thread! :)

"HarryK" wrote in message
...
On 11/14/10 6:05 PM, Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 4:33 pm, L wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 6:43 am, John wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:09:33 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

On Nov 13, 8:22 pm, L wrote:

Tim wrote:

It's a Marquis similar to mine. it's a neglected junker but has a
lot
of neat goodies on it and a great bow railing seeing mine got
destroyed. 2 year old aftermarket Alpha 1, and a 305 chevy v-8.
Dont
know if it runs or not, I doubt it. But the trailer is exceptional.

Too cheap (and I "DO" mean cheap!) to pass up.

Nice to have the room for this fleet!

LOL!

Hah, this isn't a 'fleet' boat, guys. It's rotten. But the bow
railing
is good. the dual axle Shorline trailer is in really good shape with
decent tires. And some recently new gauges. Working power trim pump,
250 cu. GM 165 hp-straight six (winterized 2 years ago) and a then
new aftermarket Alpha drive and Gimple bearing .Plus a good factory
bimini top frame assembly. No prop.

I really don't need the trailer but after salvage/scrap of the hull,
I'll probably take the trailer and make it into a flat bed to use
around the farm. Both of my brother's boats have straight 6's as
well as my nephews 74 chevy utility truck, so there's a good spare
there, and we all run mercruiser alpha's, so the drive will be in the
inventory. etc etc. besides, we're planning the big 'river cruise'
next year and the spare outdrive and gimble bearing may come in handy
when we check the integrity of the outdrives. when outfitting to go.

OR, I might install the engine and drive works on the pontoon instead
of using my spare 140.

Even though I drove 120 mi. to get it, I thought it was all worth
$250.00.

Ah! Cheap thrills!

?;^ )

Sounds like a winner to me, Tim. That's a good idea for the use of the
trailer
too.
--

Hope you're having a great day!

John H

Yes, i could use a good farm trailer for bringing int he firewood,a nd
just general clean up... After the hull is stripped then it will be
introduced to Mr. Stihl.in which their meeting will end with great
resolve. Mr. Stihl will be championed of course.

?;^ )

Make sure that finds its way to YouTube!

LOL! Yeah, like the 'how to dispose of ....." series of videos.


Well, we could combine the fireworks/dynamite and scrap boats thread! :)


And throw em into your holes, eh?

Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 4:33 pm, L wrote:

Tim wrote:

On Nov 14, 6:43 am, John wrote:


On Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:09:33 -0800 (PST), wrote:


On Nov 13, 8:22 pm, L wrote:


Tim wrote:


It's a Marquis similar to mine. it's a neglected junker but has a lot
of neat goodies on it and a great bow railing seeing mine got
destroyed. 2 year old aftermarket Alpha 1, and a 305 chevy v-8. Dont
know if it runs or not, I doubt it. But the trailer is exceptional.


Too cheap (and I "DO" mean cheap!) to pass up.


Nice to have the room for this fleet!


LOL!


Hah, this isn't a 'fleet' boat, guys. It's rotten. But the bow railing
is good. the dual axle Shorline trailer is in really good shape with
decent tires. And some recently new gauges. Working power trim pump,
250 cu. GM 165 hp-straight six (winterized 2 years ago) and a then
new aftermarket Alpha drive and Gimple bearing .Plus a good factory
bimini top frame assembly. No prop.


I really don't need the trailer but after salvage/scrap of the hull,
I'll probably take the trailer and make it into a flat bed to use
around the farm. Both of my brother's boats have straight 6's as
well as my nephews 74 chevy utility truck, so there's a good spare
there, and we all run mercruiser alpha's, so the drive will be in the
inventory. etc etc. besides, we're planning the big 'river cruise'
next year and the spare outdrive and gimble bearing may come in handy
when we check the integrity of the outdrives. when outfitting to go.


OR, I might install the engine and drive works on the pontoon instead
of using my spare 140.


Even though I drove 120 mi. to get it, I thought it was all worth
$250.00.


Ah! Cheap thrills!


?;^ )


Sounds like a winner to me, Tim. That's a good idea for the use of the trailer
too.
--


Hope you're having a great day!


John H


Yes, i could use a good farm trailer for bringing int he firewood,a nd
just general clean up... After the hull is stripped then it will be
introduced to Mr. Stihl.in which their meeting will end with great
resolve. Mr. Stihl will be championed of course.


?;^ )

Make sure that finds its way to YouTube!

LOL! Yeah, like the 'how to dispose of ....." series of videos.

These are interesting to watch. Maybe they will take a donation!

http://www.ssiworld.com/watch/

Ziggy wrote:
"HarryK" wrote in message
...
On 11/14/10 6:05 PM, Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 4:33 pm, L wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 6:43 am, John wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:09:33 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

On Nov 13, 8:22 pm, L wrote:

Tim wrote:

It's a Marquis similar to mine. it's a neglected junker but
has a lot
of neat goodies on it and a great bow railing seeing mine got
destroyed. 2 year old aftermarket Alpha 1, and a 305 chevy
v-8. Dont
know if it runs or not, I doubt it. But the trailer is
exceptional.

Too cheap (and I "DO" mean cheap!) to pass up.

Nice to have the room for this fleet!

LOL!

Hah, this isn't a 'fleet' boat, guys. It's rotten. But the bow
railing
is good. the dual axle Shorline trailer is in really good shape
with
decent tires. And some recently new gauges. Working power trim
pump,
250 cu. GM 165 hp-straight six (winterized 2 years ago) and a then
new aftermarket Alpha drive and Gimple bearing .Plus a good
factory
bimini top frame assembly. No prop.

I really don't need the trailer but after salvage/scrap of the
hull,
I'll probably take the trailer and make it into a flat bed to use
around the farm. Both of my brother's boats have straight 6's as
well as my nephews 74 chevy utility truck, so there's a good spare
there, and we all run mercruiser alpha's, so the drive will be
in the
inventory. etc etc. besides, we're planning the big 'river cruise'
next year and the spare outdrive and gimble bearing may come in
handy
when we check the integrity of the outdrives. when outfitting to
go.

OR, I might install the engine and drive works on the pontoon
instead
of using my spare 140.

Even though I drove 120 mi. to get it, I thought it was all worth
$250.00.

Ah! Cheap thrills!

?;^ )

Sounds like a winner to me, Tim. That's a good idea for the use
of the trailer
too.
--

Hope you're having a great day!

John H

Yes, i could use a good farm trailer for bringing int he
firewood,a nd
just general clean up... After the hull is stripped then it will be
introduced to Mr. Stihl.in which their meeting will end with great
resolve. Mr. Stihl will be championed of course.

?;^ )

Make sure that finds its way to YouTube!

LOL! Yeah, like the 'how to dispose of ....." series of videos.


Well, we could combine the fireworks/dynamite and scrap boats
thread! :)


And throw em into your holes, eh?
The fiberglass would be a great reinforcement if it was finely shredded.

On Nov 15, 7:15*pm, L G wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 4:33 pm, L *wrote:

Tim wrote:

On Nov 14, 6:43 am, John * *wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:09:33 -0800 (PST), * *wrote:

On Nov 13, 8:22 pm, L * *wrote:

Tim wrote:

It's a Marquis similar to mine. it's a neglected junker but has a lot
of neat goodies on it and a great bow railing seeing mine got
destroyed. 2 year old aftermarket Alpha 1, and a 305 chevy v-8. Dont
know if it runs or not, I doubt it. But the trailer is exceptional.

Too cheap (and I "DO" mean cheap!) to pass up.

Nice to have the room for this fleet!

LOL!

Hah, this isn't a 'fleet' boat, guys. It's rotten. But the bow railing
is good. the dual axle Shorline trailer is in really good shape with
decent tires. And some recently new gauges. *Working power trim pump,
250 *cu. GM 165 hp-straight six (winterized 2 years ago) and a then
new aftermarket Alpha drive and Gimple bearing *.Plus a good factory
bimini top frame assembly. *No prop.

I really don't need the trailer but after salvage/scrap of the hull,
I'll probably take the trailer and make it into a flat bed to use
around the farm. *Both of my brother's boats have straight 6's *as
well as my nephews 74 chevy utility truck, so there's a good spare
there, and we all run mercruiser alpha's, so the drive will be in the
inventory. etc etc. *besides, we're planning the big 'river cruise'
next year and the spare outdrive and gimble bearing may come in handy
when we check the integrity of the outdrives. when outfitting to go..

OR, I might install the engine and drive works on the pontoon instead
of using my spare 140.

Even though I drove 120 mi. to get it, I thought it was all worth
$250.00.

Ah! Cheap thrills!

?;^ )

Sounds like a winner to me, Tim. That's a good idea for the use of the trailer
too.
--

Hope you're having a great day!

John H

Yes, i could use a good farm trailer for bringing int he firewood,a nd
just general clean up... After the hull is stripped then it will be
introduced to Mr. Stihl.in which their meeting will end with great
resolve. Mr. Stihl will be championed of course.

?;^ )

Make sure that finds its way to YouTube!

LOL! Yeah, like the 'how to dispose of ....." series of videos.

These are interesting to watch. *Maybe they will take a donation!

http://www.ssiworld.com/watch/

Wow. 800 hp. to shred a filing cabinet. or bowling pins. Notice the
Beemer didnt' go down without a fight.

LOL!

On Wed, 17 Nov 2010 07:26:14 -0500, Gene
wrote:

Wow. 800 hp. to shred a filing cabinet. or bowling pins. Notice the
Beemer didnt' go down without a fight.

LOL!

I can't, just CAN'T believe that is economically feasible. A day and a
half at what, $200+/hr? $2400 for that measly pile of rubble?

I was wondering about that myself. I've known people however who made
quite a good living in the scrap metal business however. I think it
depends on how much non-ferrous you can extract out.

PS, Did you get the drawings and do they look OK to you?

On 11/17/10 9:26 AM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Wed, 17 Nov 2010 07:26:14 -0500, Gene
wrote:

Wow. 800 hp. to shred a filing cabinet. or bowling pins. Notice the
Beemer didnt' go down without a fight.

LOL!

I can't, just CAN'T believe that is economically feasible. A day and a
half at what, $200+/hr? $2400 for that measly pile of rubble?

I was wondering about that myself. I've known people however who made
quite a good living in the scrap metal business however. I think it
depends on how much non-ferrous you can extract out.

PS, Did you get the drawings and do they look OK to you?



My late former father-in-law (from marriage #1) and his brother did
very, very, very well in the scrap metal business in the midwest from
the end of WW II through their deaths. While the bulk of the business
was in scrap steel, the big money was in aluminum, copper, brass.

For many years, they made a bundle by getting permission to park their
dumpsters at stamping plants and other facilities where scrap metal was
produced. They left the dumpsters there "for free," and the companies
used them to get rid of what they didn't want. This was before recycling
at the manufacturing level came into vogue.

"Sure, we'll take those 40 tons of scrap aluminum away...no charge to
you..." :)

On Nov 17, 6:26*am, Gene wrote:
On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 19:03:20 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:



On Nov 15, 7:15*pm, L G wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Nov 14, 4:33 pm, L *wrote:

Tim wrote:

On Nov 14, 6:43 am, John * *wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:09:33 -0800 (PST), * *wrote:

On Nov 13, 8:22 pm, L * *wrote:

Tim wrote:

It's a Marquis similar to mine. it's a neglected junker but has a lot
of neat goodies on it and a great bow railing seeing mine got
destroyed. 2 year old aftermarket Alpha 1, and a 305 chevy v-8.. Dont
know if it runs or not, I doubt it. But the trailer is exceptional.

Too cheap (and I "DO" mean cheap!) to pass up.

Nice to have the room for this fleet!

LOL!

Hah, this isn't a 'fleet' boat, guys. It's rotten. But the bow railing
is good. the dual axle Shorline trailer is in really good shape with
decent tires. And some recently new gauges. *Working power trim pump,
250 *cu. GM 165 hp-straight six (winterized 2 years ago) and a then
new aftermarket Alpha drive and Gimple bearing *.Plus a good factory
bimini top frame assembly. *No prop.

I really don't need the trailer but after salvage/scrap of the hull,
I'll probably take the trailer and make it into a flat bed to use
around the farm. *Both of my brother's boats have straight 6's *as
well as my nephews 74 chevy utility truck, so there's a good spare
there, and we all run mercruiser alpha's, so the drive will be in the
inventory. etc etc. *besides, we're planning the big 'river cruise'
next year and the spare outdrive and gimble bearing may come in handy
when we check the integrity of the outdrives. when outfitting to go.

OR, I might install the engine and drive works on the pontoon instead
of using my spare 140.

Even though I drove 120 mi. to get it, I thought it was all worth
$250.00.

Ah! Cheap thrills!

?;^ )

Sounds like a winner to me, Tim. That's a good idea for the use of the trailer
too.
--

Hope you're having a great day!

John H

Yes, i could use a good farm trailer for bringing int he firewood,a nd
just general clean up... After the hull is stripped then it will be
introduced to Mr. Stihl.in which their meeting will end with great
resolve. Mr. Stihl will be championed of course.

?;^ )

Make sure that finds its way to YouTube!

LOL! Yeah, like the 'how to dispose of ....." series of videos.

These are interesting to watch. *Maybe they will take a donation!

http://www.ssiworld.com/watch/

Wow. 800 hp. to shred a filing cabinet. or bowling pins. Notice the
Beemer didnt' go down without a fight.

LOL!

I can't, just CAN'T believe that is economically feasible. A day and a
half at what, $200+/hr? *$2400 for that measly pile of rubble?

--
It is usually futile to try to talk facts and analysis to people who are
enjoying a sense of moral superiority in their ignorance.
*-Thomas Sowell

Grady-White Gulfstream, out of Oak Island, NC.

Homepage
*http://pamandgene.tranquilrefuge.net/boating/the_boat/my_boat.htm

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Maybe those vids are demonstration shorts to show what it can do. But
even the BMW didn't look like it scratched the paint on the hopper.