ES stop watching and start bidding.
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ES stop watching and start bidding.
ES, ES, ES....tsk, tsk, tsk. Why do you torchure yourself so? You and I both know you ain't man enough to tote the whippin' yer old lady would lay up side your head. Now, me? I actually enjoy torchuring myself. It's a hobby. But you? You're young and you just don't need to put yourself throught that kind of pain. Give up the ghost, strap on the apron. You'll be happier for it. And your floors will shine like new.
Now, if you were a real man...say like Slimeyslab for example. You'd shoot me a PM on Monday, let me send you a link on Monday PM, buy the boat on Tuesday and park it next to the other perfectly good boat in the garage and let the wife find out about it when she comes home from work and can't park her car in her spot. And when she asks you about it, you'd say "Dang rite! and you better have brought home some more beer or you can march your little tail back to the store and fetch it". Then your only fault would be your ignerentness for not posting pics already..what with it being Thursday already.
Wannabe...
In good water, trimmed out just right it will do 65......it feels a lot better at 55 though.Quote:
Originally Posted by EmptyStringer
I bet that thang will fly with a 150 on it.
I saw a 20 foot G3 the other day woth a 200 HDPI on it. It looked plain scarry!!
Not true at all WB.. I am a Vodka man, no beer for me:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
My dad has an 18' Xpress with Yamaha 150 on it and yes it's scary. Ain't but bout 2' of it left in the water at 70ish.
G3 how you gettin 65 out of it? I wanna know. My 115 tops out at 48 bone yard empty down stream and a good tailwind. Ain't douting, just curious.
Not true WB. She drives da truck. She'd have to go get it fer him. His ride won't not pull it. Kind of a gurlie ride to match his sammich.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
I been wondering the same and even asked him last year. My WE has a 115 and is wide open at 42.Quote:
Originally Posted by Minnerman
It is true that I drive a Murano. It was for my wife and she decided that she liked her maxima better, so I've been drivin it since.
So I've come to realize that my little toyota isn't going to be able to haul the new boat, and I cant pull it in the murano either with that freakish CVT transmission. So,,, I'm bout to put my murano up for sale and make a lateral move probably into a pathfinder. I can't get crazy on my new truck, cause that will cut into my boat allowance which already isn't quite enough to get the attached crestliner. Maybe I'll run up on a deal