New Sea Ray Owner - Pacific Northwest

[rmr911]

Hello all.

After getting my feet wet, not literaly, the past year in a yacht timeshare program, I've made the leap and bought a slightly-used, 2006 280 Sundancer.

Initial learnings:
1) Singe screw, no-bow thrusters...harder than it looks!
2) It may not make economic sense, but owing your own is cool.
3) Amazing that writing a single check can lead to so many others.
4) ClubSeaRay is awesome!

Been online here for about 3 weeks, got help already on my first post, I've ordered my CSR shirts and hat...and as soon as I figure out what you do with a burgee, I'll fly the team colors. :wink:

Regards,
Marty

 

[Shining]

as soon as I figure out what you do with a burgee, I'll fly the team colors. :wink:

Regards,
Marty

Welcome aboard Marty. Glad to have you with us. Very nice ride you have there. :thumbsup:
I'd like to fly the team colors myself, but I think that's on hold for a while. :smt017
-Mike

 

[DuckBoater]

Welcome!
It is great to start seeing some more boats in the PNW. If you are up to trailering your boat this far, Aquapalooza will be on Detroit Lake July 20, 21, 22 and it's not too late to register. They are expecting about 40 boats so far. It should be fun.
Again, welcome and I hope you have a great summer on the boat!

 

[Bridog]

Hello all.

After getting my feet wet, not literaly, the past year in a yacht timeshare program, I've made the leap and bought a slightly-used, 2006 280 Sundancer.

Regards,
Marty

Hi Marty and welcome. Good luck with the 280DA, it's a great boat. If you get a chance check out this thread on BoatUS. http://my.boatus.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=60700&PN=1 Your information may be very helpful. Brian

 

[chuck1]

Welcome Aboard :thumbsup: . Good looking boat, Post some more pics of your boat in the virtual marina :smt024 .