I'm truly at a loss for words...REALLY!

[rgscpat]

Obviously, what's wrong is that the owner should have used cedar or redwood shake shingles in the first place -- they would go much better with the look of the boat.

[Ritchard]

Canada has officially disowned that boat.

That is all.

[SloopJonB]

Originally Posted by Ritchard

Canada has officially disowned that boat.

That is all.

I don't think it ever was a Canadian boat - it was granted refugee status.

C'mon people - there MUST be a boat that fugly in the States - how about playing fair?

[zeehag]

the guy i know who knows that boat says is so a canuckistanian boat....he used to see it there before he escaped on his 45 ft steelie....

[sww914]

I submit that there are many boats with shingles on the roof. We've all seen the houseboats that are barges with a cabin built on top.

[hellosailor]

No doubt is lost KGB agent, patiently waiting for recall notice, has built "typical small Canamerican house" same as taught in spy school before USSR fell apart. no one will think of looking for him in such shabby cabin. No boat. No cabin. See? No one even know what he is hiding in!

[SeaQuinn]

Slate roofing is much more permanent and long lasting.....

[SloopJonB]

Originally Posted by SeaQuinn

Slate roofing is much more permanent and long lasting.....

And no heavier than granite countertops.

[arf145]

Coming soon: aluminum gutters.

[neverknow]

Can you imagine the mess if that boat ever makes it south to the tropics. The singles will melt to a sticky goo. It will be like fly paper one step on them and you will be stuck.