jim-- wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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jim-- wrote:


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Gould 0738 wrote:



There is a lot of value in a Sea Ray 340 Sundancer. The vessel we

tested at


Lake Union Sea Ray in Seattle had a base price of $222,167. With the

Raymarine


radar, the 5kw Onan, the SmartCraft system, freshwater cooling, and

some

miscellaneous options the retail price on the vessel as equipped was

$251,082.


In a market where one could spend nearly as much but have to settle for
considerably less boat, the 340 Sundancer deserves a careful look. In

any


season.



Yikes ... just noticed that price. For that kinda moolah you can buy a
new Albemarle 310, according to the new SW Sportsman. With twin Cat
3126s. Of course, the Albe is less the dockside condo and more the head
out no matter the weather boat.


A lot of money but no where near what you shelled out on your custom 36

foot

lobster boat, right Harry?

How are your friends Harry Hope and Creaky doing? LOL!





Ahh that's right...you dickheads think I'm
Harry Hope, too. D'oh.

When are you launching your boat this season, Dennis?

One of mine may be heading to the marina tomorrow.


Oh...that's right...you don't have a boat.


As you know we sold our boat because of my wife's medical condition. This
is after owning and operating boats for over 25 years. It will be tough but
we have plenty of old dock neighbors and neighborhood friends with boats who
have offered to take us out. I will be doing some walleye fishing a couple
of time in May on a 26 foot Lyman.

When I retire in 7 years we plan to buy a house on the Huron River and buy a
smaller boat then, perhaps the size of your only boat....the Parker.

Thanks for asking Harry.



Ahh, that's right...you don't have a boat, Dennis. i forgot for a second.