How a holiday weekend felt back when I had the 18'Mark Twain

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How a holiday weekend felt back when I had the 18'Mark Twain

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How a holiday weekend felt back when I had the 18'Mark Twain =))





This vid sure does go to show we Lake Boaters have it a bit easier than some.
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Looks like Cumberland on a Holiday weekend..... :D
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It was however a cool lookin lil boat.
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Dang E that was a really nice looking and clean old boat, betcha kind of regret getting rid of it or at least miss it some. Not to many around that nice.
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I do, I hope that the next owner took as good of care of it. :( Now I don't miss it on a busy day or when it is more than me and the wife out.
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Dang....it even had gauges!

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BTW, nice boat.
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Yea I know what you mean I had a 16' Glastron and 18' Supra, Kinda scary on the busy weekends. Wish I never got rid of the Glastron it was a cool little boat with a Merc 140, 65mph is fling in a 16' boat.
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Here's pics of my first 2 boats.
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Nervous Wreck wrote:Dang....it even had gauges!

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BTW, nice boat.

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...but did you spy trim as well as a indication on the steering hub on where your outdrive is. ;)
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