Well, our beloved Mystic is all cleaned out of our personal stuff and ready to be trucked to her new owner. She served us well for 12 years, never stranding us anywhere and giving countless people a nice boat ride (including three grand kids who learned--and use--all the appropriate nautical terms), Guests included writer Richard Greenwood (the old "Northeaster" and other local publications), and my late and great buddy who was delighted by that "16 cylinder power".
Oh well...
Jeff
Sad Day on the Chesapeake Bay
Sad Day on the Chesapeake Bay
"We live at the bottom of an ocean of air, not at the top." General Marvage Slatington
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Re: Sad Day on the Chesapeake Bay
Always come back to boating on another Marinette someday!
Trower Power
1987 32ft Marinette Sedan Flybridge
Blue Sky
twin 392 Chrysler Stroker Motors
Performance Distributors
750 Edlebrocks
fresh water cooled
1.5 to 1 velva-drives
Onan 6.5kw gen set
1987 32ft Marinette Sedan Flybridge
Blue Sky
twin 392 Chrysler Stroker Motors
Performance Distributors
750 Edlebrocks
fresh water cooled
1.5 to 1 velva-drives
Onan 6.5kw gen set
Re: Sad Day on the Chesapeake Bay
A sad day indeed. Have fun on your new venture.
Be safe.
bill
Former owner of
ALUMINATION
Grosse Ile MI
Located on LakeErie
37' F/B Sedan
1975
Twin 360 Chrysler Marine
Raw water cooled
Hydraulic steering both helms
USCG Master Lic. Retired[/color]
Third Owner bill
ALUMINATION
Grosse Ile MI
Located on LakeErie
37' F/B Sedan
1975
Twin 360 Chrysler Marine
Raw water cooled
Hydraulic steering both helms
USCG Master Lic. Retired[/color]
Third Owner bill
Re: Sad Day on the Chesapeake Bay
Thanks! Actually looking forward to "small boating" again. We towed our 19 foot Bayliner all over the place with the RV, then explored places we couldn't afford to go in the Big M with the gas prices being what they are (though they're coming down--Exxon must have heard we sold our boat...)
Jeff
Jeff
"We live at the bottom of an ocean of air, not at the top." General Marvage Slatington