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in other words..... You can buy a complete rig and go fishing today OR spend twice the money and months of hard work to go fishing next year
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07-31-2014, 07:01 PM
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never never never never add up the cost of anything fun, it sucks the fun right out of it. I started adding up teh cost of my buggy, i started loosing receipts pretty quick so i couldn't count them. I'm screwed with boats, I'm estimating cost of repairs for other peoples boats daily, so i can't hide or deny how much its going to cost me for my own stuff
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07-31-2014, 08:47 PM
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I have purposely omitted the money spent on my resto from memory. I'm doing mine because I want it to be just like I want it and enjoy the accomplishment. I can say, the resto materials aren't that bad (wood, resin, glass) it's all the small things that add up (hardware, thru hulls, wiring...)
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08-01-2014, 12:38 AM
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BTW .... I didnt say either choice was wrong....
Hey spare... I'm working on a buggy myself..... http://www.kifourwheelers.com/forum/...php?topic=7299
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08-03-2014, 08:00 AM
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This is whats been eating my money. Pretty pissed with it earlier in the week. Nothings been going right with it for a while. Figured it might be time for a new hobby project.
 
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