Proud papa
- Thread starter finaddict
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Nothing like watching 3 tons of new fishin' glass arriving! Contrats on the purchase.
scott craven
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Very nice, substantial savings ?
Striper Sniper
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Hey Finaddict, I have a 2101 I purchased in Oregon.... Nice ride, I am sure that you will be very happy with it. 
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danthewire
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Nice ride,any adventures along the way?DAN
finaddict
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Great trip and alot easier than I thought it would be. The only adventure was at the very end when we were coming over the Port Mann bridge and some little puke "N" driver decided that he was going to jam his way in between us and the 1 ton van in front of us. Almost drove right over the little b*stard. Actually most of the drivers in the US were substantially more courteous than the arses from the border to Port Moody
scott craven
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Is that an E-TEC model ?
finaddict
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She's going to be renamed in a ceremony during the maiden voyage, and yes I have all the correct protocol for re-naming a vessel to keep the luck and good fortune of the Sea Maiden with me.
I already have "Finaddict" on my 18' Hewie jet, so this one will be:
"Mor-Fin". When anyone wants to know where I am, they can say he's getting high on Mor-Fin.[8D]
I already have "Finaddict" on my 18' Hewie jet, so this one will be:
"Mor-Fin". When anyone wants to know where I am, they can say he's getting high on Mor-Fin.[8D]
finaddict
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Yeah I figure about 10 grand less than its worth.The boat is in pristine condition. The previous owner was maintenance crazy and kept impeccable records. 1999 model that shows and looks like a 2004.
Fully decked and came with a barely used trailer, 24 mile Furuno radar, furuno 1650 GPS, 2 Scotty 1105's and ALL the equipment. Guy was getting out of boating andthe deal was just too good to be true. Had to drive down and get it before he changed his mind
scott craven
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nice....
Just means you may have to use your nice boat to go a little farther offshore to find 'em.
TenMile
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As a fellow Striper owner (got mine in WA), you are going to love the boat. You may want to join www.seastriper.com -- it's free and they have loads of info on anything you will ever run into with your boat. A bunch of recommended mods, and way-too-cool projects to keep you busy on the boat for years.
TenMile
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I found mine by looking at boattrader.com. Actually found a new previous years model the dealer was blowing out at Camano Marine. Made for a very simple trip down to pick her up. The US dealers were offering a 6 year bumper to bumper warranty on the engines at the time as well.
If you join the Seastriper site, you can also post in the ForSale/Wanted section. There are some boats for sale there now and sellers will contact you.
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