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>cnc August 12th 04 02:25 AM

body stle
 
I don't really know if anyone can answer my questioin or not, but here
goes.
My wife and I want to buy a steady, stable reliable motor boat that is
:
1. not built for speed
2/ won';t be used to pull skiers
3. Easy to trailer and launch
4. Hass a small cudy cabin for occasional overnights
5. No designed for fishermen

A slow moving, poking about here and there kind of a vessell.

Perhaps strong enough to handle part of the Intercoastal waterway?

Please, let us hear from you. Thanks.

JamesgangNC August 12th 04 02:58 AM

body stle
 
you want a trailerable trawler

"cnc" wrote in message
...
I don't really know if anyone can answer my questioin or not, but here
goes.
My wife and I want to buy a steady, stable reliable motor boat that is
:
1. not built for speed
2/ won';t be used to pull skiers
3. Easy to trailer and launch
4. Hass a small cudy cabin for occasional overnights
5. No designed for fishermen

A slow moving, poking about here and there kind of a vessell.

Perhaps strong enough to handle part of the Intercoastal waterway?

Please, let us hear from you. Thanks.




Short Wave Sportfishing August 12th 04 11:51 AM

body stle
 
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 21:25:41 -0400, "cnc"
wrote:

I don't really know if anyone can answer my questioin or not, but here
goes.
My wife and I want to buy a steady, stable reliable motor boat that is
:
1. not built for speed
2/ won';t be used to pull skiers
3. Easy to trailer and launch
4. Hass a small cudy cabin for occasional overnights
5. No designed for fishermen

A slow moving, poking about here and there kind of a vessell.

Perhaps strong enough to handle part of the Intercoastal waterway?

Please, let us hear from you. Thanks.


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Later,

Tom
S. Woodstock, CT
-----------
"Angling may be said to be so
like the mathematics that it
can never be fully learnt..."

Izaak Walton "The Compleat Angler", 1653


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