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  1. 08-15-2007 07:54 PM #1
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  2. 08-15-2007 07:59 PM #2
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    Re: Another adventure

    Do you have a head that works?

    bird didnt have that. But he did have Air conditioning.
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  3. 08-15-2007 09:23 PM #3
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    Re: Another adventure

    You guys should start an adventure charter company LOL! No frills but lots of excitement!
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    Re: Another adventure

    Bill,

    sounds like the Senica (God bless her) is the most worthy of all!

    Before we say that this guy has more money than brains we should remember that many a successful venture sarted out with very questionable origins.

    Hope he has deep pockets!

    Wish I could help.
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    Re: Another adventure

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    Re: Another adventure

    Quote Originally Posted by yachtsmanbill View Post
    Dont start VAST projects with HALF-VAST ideas. This kid has dads bank roll.
    FWIW -- the Seneca was diesel electric and 1938. The NICOLE has an EMD with a broken crank, but a FALK offset gear ( from a 1943 LST ) and this guy plans on swapping the drives. Kinda VAST; He'll learn.

    Air conditioning???? We're bringing the gas 4400 genny and an ELECTRIC heater! Maybe the electric blanket for sleeping under the stars underway.
    Ahhh , ws

    Does he want to add a 1988 40' DCMY to the fleet???
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  7. 08-15-2007 10:28 PM #7
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    Re: Another adventure

    Ya know...with the price of scrap steel today, the kid might be on to something. Maybe he picked up the hulk for a song and plans to scap or part it out. He'll still have 1 or 2 working tugs and probably enough money from the salvage project to pay for it.

    Don't laugh - the joke may be on us!
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  8. 08-15-2007 10:34 PM #8
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    Re: Another adventure

    All 3 of those tugs were on ebay. Saw them there a few weeks ago. I was shopping for a tug for the non-profit Atlantic Maritime School. www.maritimeschool.org I'm on the Advisory Board. Luckily, we found a local boat that has been loaned to us. Our Capt. was not looking forward to a trip home from the Lakes to the Chesapeake on a project tug!

    We still need a big barge. Anyone out there have spare?
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