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Saw this puppy in WPB today.
127 ft long. Theres got to be a story in her somewhere, eh?
holy smokes.



those winches are bigger than washtubs.



oh, this is the cockpit of a 38ft Hinkley sweeeeeeeeeet
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CP is falling for the darkside again...he's drooling over a powerboat.
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oh, look, sumpin shiny... teak, shiny teak, good, yea, shiny teak, that teak shure is shiny, pretty teak, yea, 15 minutes to Wapner.
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I think CP is a human-shaped ferret, considering how easily shiny objects distract him.
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thats weasel, thank you very much.
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I'm just as inclined towards sailing as you but I'm naturally just a bit suspicious of anyone who couldn't consider a few uses that such a "stink-pot" couldn't be put to use in. (g) On one of those swealtering August days with absolutely zero wind, the CardioKid and I will wave to you as we tow some of those nubile young maidens about water-skiing. And no one will doubt that, if we do a "On Golden Pond" number, that we didn't go out smiling!
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I never said that powerboats don't have their uses.... I just don't drool over them... I've seen the fuel dock bills that are attached to some of them... not pretty at all.
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I'm just as inclined towards sailing as you but I'm naturally just a bit suspicious of anyone who couldn't consider a few uses that such a "stink-pot" couldn't be put to use in. (g) On one of those swealtering August days with absolutely zero wind, the CardioKid and I will wave to you as we tow some of those nubile young maidens about water-skiing. And no one will doubt that, if we do a "On Golden Pond" number, that we didn't go out smiling!
I'm with you sway.
Love some of the old classics.
That Hinkley would be a great Boat for the Chicago to Miami run.
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Nice looking vessel, hope those winches on the mast ain't used for hoisting the mainsail.
The largest yacht here in Torrevieja is the 120ft SY Onyx, from Berlin, last 3 times he's taken her out they came back with only half the boom...

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Love some of the old classics.
That Hinkley would be a great Boat for the Chicago to Miami run.
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