christo15
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Some Sweet Sea Ray's in Charleston, SC
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christo15
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- Oct 15, 2013
- 275
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- 2002 320 DA Sea Ray, Garmin 741xs
- Engines
- 350 Mercruisers V-drives
Don't we all... :smt021 That Boston Whaler sure does look a tad precarious though.
mwph
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- Jul 8, 2008
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- 1998 250 DA
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That Sundancer is a "nice 'un".
OldSkool
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- May 8, 2010
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- restored 1976 SRV200
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I had a successful business in the 90's. Then the local, state and federal government got in the way. Sold it to pay the taxes, employee insurance and users fees.
BTW great pics!
BTW great pics!
ZZ13
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Good thing they are boats. Downtown Charleston was supposed to get flooding last night. We got pounded by rain from a storm all day yesterday.
Dsybok
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It should, that has to be way too much for that swim step's weight rating!
islandhopper00
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That Sundancer is a 580da. It belongs to a fellow boat club member. We anchored out on Cole Creek this past weekend (Folly Beach). A sail boat ran aground, and I attempted to pull it off with my dingy but couldn't get the job done. Well here came Pipe Dream to the rescue. He pulled the sail boat off effortlessly. The sail boat captain was very humbled and thankful. See powerboat guys help sailboaters! haha
