Captain Quest
New Member
House to boat 25 mins......actual travelling time 2 hrs after a stop at Tim Hortons drive through, the grocery store & the liqour store
How bad is your drive?
- Thread starter Pyrojodge
- Start date
dpvandy01
Well-Known Member
- Sep 6, 2007
- 2,535
- Boat Info
- 2007 38 Sundancer
&
2014 Sea Fox 256 Commander
- Engines
- Twin 8.1L Close Cooled V-Drives & 300 Yamaha OB
13 minutes from front door to dock
KatzNDogs
New Member
- Apr 26, 2010
- 79
- Boat Info
- 2001 310 Sundancer (current)
1988 300 Weekender(Sold)
1987 268 Sundancer (sold)
- Engines
- Twin 350 MIE Horizon's
About 5 minutes and it's too long for me!
tikiman
New Member
We are 90 miles each way takes about an hour and a half
Pack66Dad
New Member
- Aug 26, 2010
- 1,427
- Boat Info
- 1997 41 Convertible
- Engines
- Caterpillar 3126 Diesels
Damn nice looking boat you got there :thumbsup:
FastFred
New Member
Posting a little late but 4.5 hours to the barn, Rt 6 over from I75 sucks! On the plus side is the other boat has not sold yet and its 10 seconds to the back deck:smt038
marysamberjack
New Member
about a 10 minute walk.or a 2 minute drive.my friend lets me keep it docked at his house for free.
Pkunze
Member
- Sep 14, 2011
- 79
- Boat Info
- 2016 370 Sundancer
Previous boats
2004 340 Sundancer
250CR Monterey Cruiser
190 Stingray
- Engines
- 8.1 DTS Axios
We are a solid two hours to the lake but well worth the drive. The drive washes away thoughts of work.
Puma
New Member
About 5 minutes in a golf cart. 10 if I walk it. Boat's behind the house on a lift in a community marina.
That's the good part. Bad part is that it's god**n death-defying to get on the boat once I get there. Lift is 10 feet off the water, no walkboard, so I just have to kind of superman onto the bow. Getting ready to rectify that with some alum walkboards, but they are "marine priced", so I've been delaying it (2K for a 24'x8" hunk of aluminum seems nuts to me).
That's the good part. Bad part is that it's god**n death-defying to get on the boat once I get there. Lift is 10 feet off the water, no walkboard, so I just have to kind of superman onto the bow. Getting ready to rectify that with some alum walkboards, but they are "marine priced", so I've been delaying it (2K for a 24'x8" hunk of aluminum seems nuts to me).
