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Your Name January 27th 04 07:24 PM

Triumph
 
Looking for any info on triumph boats. I believe they are made out of
polypropolene material?



NOYB January 27th 04 07:28 PM

Triumph
 
Made of Roplene.

http://www.triumphboats.com/

On really hot days, if you tie the bow off to a sturdy dock, and put the
boat in full throttle reverse, you can turn a 17-footer into a 20-footer.



"Your Name" wrote in message
...
Looking for any info on triumph boats. I believe they are made out of
polypropolene material?





Paul Schilter January 27th 04 08:48 PM

Triumph
 
So why not? They do it with limo's. ;-)
Paul

"NOYB" wrote in message
link.net...
Made of Roplene.

http://www.triumphboats.com/

On really hot days, if you tie the bow off to a sturdy dock, and put the
boat in full throttle reverse, you can turn a 17-footer into a 20-footer.



"Your Name" wrote in message
...
Looking for any info on triumph boats. I believe they are made out of
polypropolene material?







DSK January 28th 04 02:02 AM

Triumph
 
NOYB wrote:
Made of Roplene.


Is that the material that comes from recycled ropes?


http://www.triumphboats.com/

On really hot days, if you tie the bow off to a sturdy dock, and put the
boat in full throttle reverse, you can turn a 17-footer into a 20-footer.


Just think what you could do dropping on the ramp on a cold day...
shatter it like a wine glass in a Memorex commercial.

DSK


basskisser January 28th 04 12:09 PM

Triumph
 
"NOYB" wrote in message hlink.net...
Made of Roplene.

http://www.triumphboats.com/

On really hot days, if you tie the bow off to a sturdy dock, and put the
boat in full throttle reverse, you can turn a 17-footer into a 20-footer.



"Your Name" wrote in message
...
Looking for any info on triumph boats. I believe they are made out of
polypropolene material?



Roplene is nothing more than their registered trademark name for a
polymer, and it probably IS polypropylene, which is any of various
thermoplastic plastics or fibers that are polymers of propylene


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