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Finally a knowledgable Marinette/boater person called me about H2O LOU tonight. A guy who knows the virtue of welded aluminum. He's from Missouri.
He is comming to see her in 2 weeks, that is, unless she sells before then.
Here is how I know he's an experienced boater.
1. Intelligent conversation. None of this: that old wooden Owens is cheaper..crap. Duh, yea because, IT'S ROTTED OUT (&*&*&^(*^(^^. ARG!
2. He want's to do a short haul and reassured me that it would be at his expence and liability. Definitely a boater.
3. Will do a compression check. If all the cylinders are worn equally then she has had no major problems. This is a new technique to me. It sounds reasonable.
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