Roy

You won't find better friends than Paul and Joey.

What is it doing exactly? Do the vehicles lights all work properly without the trailer being hitched? How about with the trailer hitched? Is it all lights or just some lights? Do the trailer lights work when hitched to another vehicle?

That's probably because they want you as a service customer as well as a purchase customer.

It was obviously an honest mistake.

TWO pairs???? Go NINETY!

You got that right me Brudder.

He left us about a year and a half before you joined. His comments were not asinine...they were just GCD. You had to be here.

Weren't they supposed to have numbers on them?

Welcome aboard, Adam. Great introduction.

Roger, without knowing much about either of those boats, I'd probably go with the Smokercraft. It's a wider boat. Better quality seats. More storage space. But most importantly, if you're sure you will be running a 60HP on it, you'll be running at 80% of max with it whereas with the Lowe you'd only be running at 67%. And this doesn't really count but IMHO the Smokercraft looks better.

HAHAHAHAHAHA

Great photo, Lew! Yanno, every time I see or hear one of them I always think how good it would be if I could make my electronic's connections in the boat as solid as the nerve connections in their heads are.

Boggles the mind. No one hurt at least.

Sound advice, Gerry.

Welcome aboard, Josh!

Congrats to you Ron Ritchie! (TB4ME) You are the wiener!

This is what you'll need to register the boat. It's free. Click on the link. http://www.tc.gc.ca/wwwdocs/Forms/84-0172E_1204-05_E.pdf

Welcome aboard, Mike. Looking forward to reading of your fishing adventures.

Try that with a muskie...bring a medic with you.

Your outboard is a 1995 model.

Lookin' good Chris! YUMMMMM

Welcome aboard, pull up a log and sit down. Beer's in the fridge behind you.

Some really nice slabby perch there, Steve. Looks like a slushfest out there!

Glad it worked out for you Rich.

Getting out of fishing Moxie?