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Old 11-26-2010, 01:20 PM   #1
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The bikes...






The Supercharged Z06...and had the Jeep Cherokee 4x4 in the back ground but traded it for a new Jeep Liberty 4x4.



The new Jepp Liberty 4x4...





The little Turbocharged Neon SRT4...



Oh and while I'm at it...if not on the bikes or in the cages I usually can be found in this when it's warm out...


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Old 11-28-2010, 05:33 PM   #2
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Oh and while I'm at it...if not on the bikes or in the cages I usually can be found in this when it's warm out...

What do you pull this with?

Do you keep it docked at Norman?

Ski any? or is the back too fubar'd for that?
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Old 12-02-2010, 10:12 AM   #3
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What do you pull this with?

Do you keep it docked at Norman?

Ski any? or is the back too fubar'd for that?
Just saw this...been away from here for the last week. Some of these replies are .

I think the pic makes it look bigger than it actually is.

I have not pulled it with anything...when I traded my last boat and trailer in I did not purchase a trailer for this particular boat since I rarely ever used the last one.

It is dry docked at a marina on Lake Norman. Believe it or not the Liberty I bought can tow it although I wouldn't want to tow it often with that vehicle. It has a 5,000 lb. towing capacity and this boat with a trailer would be less than 4,000 lbs. Yes you can ski behind it. I've pulled skiers but I'm not a big skier...I'm fine with one of those canvas covered tubes and such.

It's a tad over 25' with the added swim platform and would have been 23' without it.

Here it is at the marina being put away...



Here is where it sleeps...on the top row so I don't have to worry about other boats leaking crap on mine.




It's just a punk when running with the big boys...NASCAR guy's...banker's...doctor's...lawyer's...etc. that live around here...








As far as the other comments...don't hate We don't have kids...I'm older than most of you here and I usually find good deals on stuff luckily. He11 the cars are kind of old now anyways but they're in good shape and paid for so we keep them.

I've seen some of the stuff other members have posted in various threads and often !!
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Here it is at the marina being put away...


Is that the one that can be seen from 77?
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Old 12-02-2010, 12:18 PM   #5
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Is that the one that can be seen from 77?
No this is Westport Marina off of Hwy 16 between Charlotte and Denver.
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Old 12-02-2010, 12:25 PM   #6
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Wow...Norman is so much more populated than when we had OUR place down there as a kid.

We were WAY up north near the mouth. (long island) and there were very few houses ON the water up that way back then....had to travel down into the coves to see houses.

We had (have) a 21ft dixie in the bottom of pops basement that we use to take out and play on. But it hasn't seen the water in 3 years And that was down at their place on tuckertown.
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Old 12-02-2010, 12:32 PM   #7
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Wow...Norman is so much more populated than when we had OUR place down there as a kid.

We were WAY up north near the mouth. (long island) and there were very few houses ON the water up that way back then....had to travel down into the coves to see houses.

We had (have) a 21ft dixie in the bottom of pops basement that we use to take out and play on. But it hasn't seen the water in 3 years And that was down at their place on tuckertown.
You are right about that !! I bought this boat from Long Island Marina. You would think the land is gold now...expensive as all get out and yes getting way over populated.

The wife and I just closed on a couple of acres yesterday closer to the mountains on a small lake (Rhodhiss). It sits between Lake James and Lake Hickory and they aren't nearly as populated as Norman. Luckily Norman is large and I know it well enough to get away from people when I want to.
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Old 12-02-2010, 04:50 PM   #8
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I think the pic makes it look bigger than it actually is.
And then you post another pic that makes it look even bigger
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Old 12-02-2010, 05:00 PM   #9
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And then you post another pic that makes it look even bigger
Sitting on a fork lift ? If anything that should show that it must NOT be that big...right ?

Judging by some of the comments in this thread...some may have thought it was bigger/more expensive than it actually is.

It's a decent boat/toy for the $$ and we really enjoy it but it's sure no Cigarette boat for sure.
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