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Unread 04-16-2008, 09:23 PM
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Great looking boat Triple J. How ya like that black bimini? Is it hot? I thought about a black one for my V when my blue one finally dies.
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Thanks for the compliments Bradford,
That black bimini was in the V20 when I got it. I now it must collect heat, but because the bimini is not closed around, I can`t feel it. Were we ride, there is always a breeze, so I don`t feel the heat from it. I It is pretty sturdy, and believe it or not, no maintenance required. I never clean it, except for clean water from the water hose every once in a while. It stays clean somehow.
I am changing it for a blue one. I already have a blue extension made, that goes from the fwd edge of this bimini, to the bow hand rail, which we use when we sleep on the boat. That way we can leave the cabin door fully open even if rains. Works wonderfull. Will post pictures of it later. I will have the new full blue top made after this summer. I ran out of boat $ for now.
I like the blue top much more. It looks better, it looks more sea-going, and it can be seen better from far away which is good. If you notice, we are changing the trim color to blue, to match the new top. I will also paint the bottom blue.
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Unread 04-17-2008, 08:46 AM
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you know something tripple j as you can see by my name i love those boats
i have a steplift for abouyt 12 years now and i STILL love looking at them
there a beutiful vessel
what i really like is when someone like yourself takes pixs and post them it gives us ideas about what we can do
and the pride you take in ownership
you have a great looking boat there but mine is nicer[i have to say that she might be listening] like im sure yours is nicer than mine
you no what there all nice
that boat is a reflection of you pride in ownership
pride in yourself
keep the pix coming i might steel some of your ideas if you dont mind great boat
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Unread 04-18-2008, 06:23 AM
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Thanks a lot Steplift20 !!!
It is a lot of work, but thats the way I am. I sometimes work too much I guess.
I am buying a house pretty soon ( my first one ), and I will be putting a lot of effort and hard working hours on it. So I just tried to make my V20 ready for a couple of years of use but not much maintenance.
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