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Old 02-19-2009
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New boat! 30' Islander Bahama

As of a few hours ago I now have my very own hole in the water! Freshly waxed and bottom painted.
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And some vidoes of it on the lift and going into the water:

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She looks great Enjoy her.
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Looks good, and have fun on her!

But you missed a spot in the lower right back corner of the bottom of the boat. So you you need to rehaul and get some wax there!

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Looks good, and have fun on her!

But you missed a spot in the lower right back corner of the bottom of the boat. So you you need to rehaul and get some wax there!

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Boat looks great! but get a real wheel and give than little guy to the nearest Mac26!
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Congrats on a beautiful boat..... What year is she? I have an 81 that I currently am restoring so if you have any questions let me know. As soon as I get my dig camera back I will be posting some progress pics. These are some sweet sailing boats.

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Boat looks great! but get a real wheel and give than little guy to the nearest Mac26!
No offense, but....

Never Mind that!.....you got a BOAT!, it's YOURS!, and it's IN the water!.... what more can you ask for?

FINALLY....a place to throw all that money!!.....You should be ecstatic!
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Beautiful boat. I'm a huge Islander fan and have spied more than a few 28's, 30's and 36's I aspire to own one day. Best of luck!
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Congratulations!!

Good looking boat. I agree with Faster, a larger diameter wheel would be nice, but you can use it as is and put that upgrade on your wishlist. Along with a lot of other things. Welcome to boat ownership.
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My first boat was an Islander 28 (1976 I think) which I owned for 12 years before we bought our C&C.

I loved its performance and the joinery work in it. It will always have a special place in my mind.

Good luck with your new boat. Shes a beauty.

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