New to site - Greetings

[traburne]

Greetings. I am new to this site. My wife and I have owned our 250 DA for two years now. We live close enough to the coast to enjoy the best of both worlds. We're about a two and a half hour easy cruise from Georgetown, SC - could make it faster but the gas - uuuugggghh! We also enjoy a nice, quiet cruise down the Waccamaw and the ICW - just going nowhere and all day to get there. I'm sure some of you know what I mean. Anyway - I look forward to hearing from my fellow members. I'll offer any assistance that I can and will probably be asking for some, too. Until then...

 

[Nehalennia]

Hey Traburne,
Welcome to CSR. Post your boat's information in your signature, it will help us know what you have when you post questions or frame of reference.

 

[traburne]

Sorry about that. I thought I had set up the signature but I must have forgotten to save it. Anyway - here's my info.

 

[nickysc]

Welcome , this is a great place to learn , and be intertained as well.

 

[capt_jack]

Welcome aboard!

 

[chuck1]

Welcome aboard. Thanks for updating your signature info. Hope to make it to Conway sometime.

 

[Quint4]

Welcome....love those older sundancers.

 

[Jeff Wirehead]

Welcome!!!... This site rocks when it comes to networking with other Sea Ray owners. :thumbsup:

 

[secret agent]

Welcome

 

[Sweet Dreams]

Welcome! We area about 40miles inland of Conway and spend a good deal of time on the coastal rivers from Myrtle to Georgetown. Hope to meet you this summer!

 

[traburne]

Thanks NickySC. From where in SC do you hail?

 

[traburne]

Thank you Sweet Dreams, hope to meet you, too. It must be true that it's a small world - I work in Florence and it gets to be one long ride twice a day. Maybe if there were a connecting canal or waterway...

 

[traburne]

Secret Agent - good luck with that name thing. By the way, Cruizer looks like he/she (?) might just make one fine waterdog.

 

[traburne]

Thanks Jeff - I know, I've been looking this site over as a visitor for a couple of months now. Glad to finally be aboard.

 

[traburne]

Welcome....love those older sundancers.

quint4 - ain't it the truth. The newer style is certainly a head turner but the older ones are still pretty sharp. We love The Lady. I still have a little restoration to do, but as long as it's a labor of love I don't mind. By the way - good looking 290 you've got there.

 

[traburne]

Welcome aboard. Thanks for updating your signature info. Hope to make it to Conway sometime.

Thanks Chuck1, we'll be looking for you.

 

[Quint4]

Our boats are very similar. Your 250 was re-badged the 270 in 1992.

 

[traburne]

Our boats are very similar. Your 250 was re-badged the 270 in 1992.

Quint4 -
Yeah, I had wondered about that, just hadn't tried to research it yet. I know that The Lady tapes 26' 8" yet is classified as a 25 footer. Go figure. I hope to get her portrait on here soon, just another thing that I haven't had time to do yet. But, there is still hope - I definitely plan to stop procrastinating... ...one day...