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uflbret
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30% less fuel? How big of a deal is this really if you have $60k+ to spend on a new boat? If you can't afford the fuel, you can't afford the boat.
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Axis boats called. They want their fugly windshield idea back.
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Than_Bogan, post the pic of the tunnel view from the pond. I've seen it before a while back on CCFan I think but can't find it now. It's a pretty cool pic. Looks like it should be on the cover of "On Walden Pond" or something.
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Interesting that you posted about this lake. I just bought my 2002 SN196 from Allen on that lake, and test drove it there. What a great place to ski/train! It's a total shame that the new landowner is giving everyone the boot. I could tell he was really bummed and it sucked to buy his boat under those circumstances. I just took my first sets behind it today on a private lake just northeast of Gainesville and all I can say is WOW, what an incredible boat!
Allen, if you're reading this, I hope you and your buds find another place to ski real soon but if not, hit me up for a pull up in N. FL!
After waxing what is the best for wipe down.
in Boat Talk
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After using Collinite 925 marine wax, I'll never go back to anything else. It goes on/off easier than anything else I've tried, lasts longer and has the most brilliant shine. The maintenance regimen is just as important as the yearly or bi-annual waxing. If you use any cleaners, they will usually strip the wax causing you to have to reapply.
I used to use Nu Finish on my old Bronco in high school. It was the best product I found for the single stage automotive paint job that Ford used to use back then.