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I totally agree with that statement. While most Americans couldn't care less about the whole space program I believe it to be one of man kinds greatest achievements. I still get antsy every time the order for "throttle up" goes through and I do get choked up when ever I see the launch...

Since I was a child my dream was to go up in space. One of the main reasons for moving to Florida was to be close to The Kennedy Space Center. I have been there many times but,.. I have never seen a launch from up close. :banghead::banghead::banghead: Have a blast parrdaddy, you lucky...

The owner of that dingy should have the next one tested by the Surf Sluts if he wants to continue doing those subs. :biggthumpup:

Most chicks (OK, that might be a bit of a stretch as they are mainly red neck slobs around here) drive lifted pick ups. So it seams that any lifted truck is a chick car while the STI is a guy thing. :biggthumpup:

I love that antilag. First time I took a friend to a round of the European Championship and he heard the "pops" in the forest he dropped to the ground and grabbed for his gun. (he was in the "security" game) Priceless. If only there were places to drive those cars the way they are meant to...

Yeah, invest in a flash so we can gander at that beauty. NICE :cool2:

I think a d-cut stock plate is the best. Save the money you would spend on some fancy ride plate and put it towards a pipe. You know you want a pipe. :biggthumpup:

It must be me but I don't see how that yellow tape on the hood could prevent the steering from working. Aerodynamic drag maybe? I hope you have that yellow tape on both sides, that should fix it. Am I missing something ? :dunno::biggthumpup:

Dude, that is just about the coolest way to de-stroke a motor I have ever seen. With the shorter stroke that thing should rev like a mo-fo. :banghead:

But the ones that require flour can be fun. You push once than ride the wave in. :cool2:

Actually I think that the 96XP and 97-99 SPX were the best thing to ever come out of Sea-Doo. You can pick up mint examples with mods for under $2000 so $1600 might be a fair price for this one to some. All this is just my opinion and by no means am I an expert. I did however stay at a...

$1800 MAX if the thing is in GREAT shape with the trailer. That trailer is worth nothing to me as painted or powder coated steel rusts in salt water. By it self you might be able to get $300-$500 for the trailer if the right guy comes along.

If it's in great shape than I would say it's worth half of that. $1600-$1800 would be a fair price. IMO.

To refoam the entire tray I think you ill need more than a quart.

One more thing, That screw in plug was something I thought I would use if all else fails. As yet I haven't had the need to use it.

I have a Lowes one way valve and a 24/7 scupper in-line. I have witnesses that will confirm that my setup doesn't leak at all even after being tied off to a dock for 3 hours. My friend just did the exact same thing but used a different one way valve. His leaks like a mo-fo. This is...

Mine was 38" long (fit perfect over my trailer tool box), 12" wide on center and 18" high (1" lower than my trailer bunks). I used some drain clean out fittings on the ends of the legs so that I could screw in end-caps with wheels for when it was used as a shop stand on different length legs...

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It's a home made tote that is based closely on the Tiger Tote (used to be an old dock ladder). If you need more pictures or dimensions I have them all. :biggthumpup:

That's right, my beach cart doubles as the bunks. Or do my bunks double as the cart ? I can never figure that out. :biggrin: