Finally Back on Tin!
Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2015 6:19 am
Just took possession of our 2nd 32' flybridge, sedan and 3rd Marinette over all.
This one has the very rare almond (??) colored paint and is in as good of shape as any I've seen and I feel very lucky and privilege to own such a beauty.
Only needs some minor interior updating. As in curtains instead of blinds etc.
We plan to go through some gas w/this one (same as the last 2 and part of what a Marinette does better than any other) and are in process of setting it up for weekending/cruising.
Bought a 10' 6" inflatable dinghy and mounted it to the detachable, flip davits and have a motor stored on the platform.
Two mountain bikes for us on the bow, and two fold up bikes in the bilge for our guests.
We use a dinghy a lot and winter project is a set of old school, traditional davits to hand the dinghy/motor, complete, off the transom.
Any pix's of a 32' w/them??
This is my first inflatable w/a motor and so far, not too impressed.
I built my last one and am thinking similar for this winter.
Anyhow, excited to be here and to learn from y'all!
This one has the very rare almond (??) colored paint and is in as good of shape as any I've seen and I feel very lucky and privilege to own such a beauty.
Only needs some minor interior updating. As in curtains instead of blinds etc.
We plan to go through some gas w/this one (same as the last 2 and part of what a Marinette does better than any other) and are in process of setting it up for weekending/cruising.
Bought a 10' 6" inflatable dinghy and mounted it to the detachable, flip davits and have a motor stored on the platform.
Two mountain bikes for us on the bow, and two fold up bikes in the bilge for our guests.
We use a dinghy a lot and winter project is a set of old school, traditional davits to hand the dinghy/motor, complete, off the transom.
Any pix's of a 32' w/them??
This is my first inflatable w/a motor and so far, not too impressed.
I built my last one and am thinking similar for this winter.
Anyhow, excited to be here and to learn from y'all!