Finally got the boat out on the water
Submitted by wadetolley on Thu, 2011-11-10 16:29
Well after ordering my boat in March, the boat building company going into liquidation... moving house and a couple of weeks ago the birth of my young fella. Its taken a long time to get her on the water for the first time. All went well, started and didnt sink as a put the bungs in. Cant wait to slide her in the water at Hillarys now, and get into some fishing... its been toooo long!
Thinking of naming the boat "Hydrophobic"
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sea-kem
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So you're back in town then
So you're back in town then Wade?
Love the West!
danno
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Date Joined: 12/07/09
That looks awesome mate.
That looks awesome mate. Worth the wait? And quite a wait lol.
Only a matter of time till you are cracking some nice fish it in.
Xtreme Coolers
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Date Joined: 02/01/10
Looks great Wade
Patience pays off. Nice framework by the way. Hope you have a ripper summer.
Dave
Brock O
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Congratulations Wade
On the new tub, baby boy and new house, sounds like your've had ya hands full.
i am sure you enjoyed the day, the boat looks a treat and with the test run out the way hurry December 15.
Good Stuff.
davidbland50
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Sweet
Nice looking rig. Patience is a very difficult thing to have with a boat. Congrats on the little one and I hope the house is big enough to house the boat!!!
Wherever you go, there you are
Garrett
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Date Joined: 02/08/11
Nice package Wade.What
Nice package Wade.
What exactly is it? Do you have any details of the manufacturer? Website or anything?
wadetolley
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Its
Its a 4.5m Sanbar Series. Commodore Marine in Perth, did make them.. but they have gone into receivership mate. They sold the moulds overseas, i think there going to start importing them, as its cheaper to get them to be made over seas. There is a lot of nice boats on the market around this size.