tall_tracy

Congratulations!!

I haven't met you yet so I'm not worried...

I know what you mean, mine is a Sears boat from the 60's or something. It has a model number but I couldn't really find anything on the Internet about it. I couldn't find a VIN on mine either.

That's awesome. My brother-in-law gave me an otter box cover for my phone and I never really knew it was such a good product.

I have a similar boat and was told when I was researching getting it registered a couple years ago(I still haven't registered it), that you don't have to have a title or anything. A bill of sale would be enough documentation, if anyone even asked for it, when you register it. The title is required if the boat is bigger than a certain size but I don't remember what that size was. Good luck selling it.

Welcome

welcome

I'm still hoping to one day meet people on this site. I've learned some new things as well, not all of it about motorcycles but that's okay.

I was watching "how it's made" and the science show came in and I thought it was really interesting.. I may add it to my DVR list.

But isn't that what happens when you spend a lot of time together, i.e. track days or something, you end up with sync'd cycles???

So true... My favorite is the hookers and blow part.

Perhaps one of them used to be a man?? And this is the best thing I've read in a while...

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Congratulations!!!!

try to find some

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I say 3101 but don't want a prize...

Ugh, I'll keep my fingers crossed that the weather turns around for you.

Awesome!!!

welcome

No, surprisingly it was