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Tsk. A phone number isn't contact info? :roll: Go back to sleep, Charlie. :wink

Don't do that, The market is terrible and nobody has any cash except a few of us old farts who stayed out of the market. But out of the goodness of my heart I'll make a high four figure offer, all cash and I'll even come pick it up if you can score me some good tickets for the Branson shows...

I never met a Marine who could tolerate dry stack storage for more than a week in transit, Tom. Store 'em for two weeks and they need re-training. By the third week they're get so ripe even us Submariners could only stand to be around them for more than a few minutes, but yer right, they don't...

Other than the advertised "3500 lbs for boat, motor, and trailer," it sounds pretty accurate. Don

Like the Jenny B, Chris's Rana Verde is powered by a 75 Yamaha. He cruised all the way to Alaska with El and Bill, and never had a problem or a wish for higher power. I can't imagine "needing" more than 90 hp, given the fact that the C-Dory isn't a ski boat and doesn't really need to get up...

Speaking of bugs, here isanother use for them. Don

The real beginning happened right here in San Diego, David. An off duty CHP officer driving a Lexus (Toyota in a prom dress) and carrying his immediate family died in a terrible crash because the Lexus just kept on accellerating. His wife was on the phone with CHP dispatchers as the whole...

Yer welcome. I just think the thread title is now off by one letter. Should be "Seasport humor" Don .

How about Anaesthetist jokes and don't leave us Seniors out! Don

'Druther do Lawyer jokes. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: So tell us some of your best, Pat.

My Chevy HHR has fly by wire steering. :shock: Also so far so good. Don

The latest (and only) news between Christmas and now was broadcast around February 16th on KFMB here. Here's the link to the story. That should bring the story to the top again here in San Diego. Don

Some attention is better than others. The Jenny B was always moored at the Marine Corps marina in San Diego and our particular pier was the same one used by the Coast Guard's smaller patrol/response boats. To get to work, they had to pass my bow on the way to their boats. Several Coasties...

Oh jeeze, I was 18 months old when that was issued. Must be a Chrysler

MS Word and trip to Staples or Office Despot for a sheaf of pre-scored business cards are a cheap alternative to professional printing of small quantities. Been doing that for decades. As far as I can see, no copyright infringements involved and no fraud involved, so go for it. Then again...

'm just worried about the One True Brat, B~C. Did he dump his Chrysler product for a Toyota Prius? Sort of ironic.... Don

That's the same as 'Merican extended cab pickups as well as most Nipponionic extended cab models. Best is that the Element with auto tranny can be towed 4 wheels down behind a motorhome without any hassles at all. Vehicles built by Government Motors (GM) can do that too, but then you will own...

Uh oh, I think it's time to take a deep breath before this thread turns to crap.

*^^#&@*&( That's a good price for a 2004. Especially with genset. What type of trailer? Condition? Tandem?

Well, I may as well throw in our experiences. I've owned 5th wheel trailers starting in 1975 and they varied in length but never more than 29 ft. Pulled an Alpenlite around the US three times and found there are definite tradeoffs between the Class A, Class C, and a TT. The 5th wheels were...