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I have a 37 foot tri-cabin, 1967 vintage that looks like a hurricane
survivor (or loss). My problem is I have meerley been babysitting the boat for ten years since insurance loss made it avaiable for me. I got the boat from two gentlemen that were going to cut it up for table tops. One of the men was Mr Ray Anderson, who at that time owned one of your 52' fiberglass beauties. He wanted the generator, the other wanted the engines. Anyway, I still have the boat mostly intact, floating on life support, and looking very poor, like I am. I am in the lake of the Ozarks in Missouri where the theme is mostly out with the old and in with the new. I need to do something with the boat, as it is becoming an eyesore, and a financial burden. I do not have money to fix it up, but I do have a backhoe to destroy it with. What should I do? =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0thank you, Jack W. Shepherd Should I destroy the boat with a backhoe? |
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How about donating it to a school for the students to rebuild it?
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It's like giving someone a sore toe. the question mark should be on the
free. The boat s a liability. However I can't help but think that it is worth more when finished than it will take to fix. Especially when the price of new boats is considered. |
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