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Ohio state parks are free to the public along with the public waterways such as the Ohio river. You might have to pay to use a ramp on private property but free public ramps are accessible. I am not sure if our lakes in our state parks close for the winter but I know you have to let the park...

$13 to go boating for a day! That's crazy. I've heard of paying $1.00 to launch a boat. They have to kick everyone off the lake by dark so they can cash in the next day! :shakehead: I'm really surprised they don't have an ATM machine there with those prices

Bad times all around. I know Ohio and Michigan are some of the heaviest hit with all the automotive going belly up but hopefully things will start to turn the corner. My business has been very slow as well.

Not a problem. Glad I could contribute.

Here are some pictures to update with. It's been slow going as I've been toying around with some thoughts and ideas. I've been glassing the underside of the deck for a week now using 6" tape cloth (10oz). Yes, watching paint dry would be more fun but I hava a whole roll to use up and I'm in...

Hi Chris and Dawn, Welcome to the Endless Boating forums. You should post some pictures of your boat in the Member Rides section so we can see what you have. WE LOVE PICS! BRIO

Definately a bad day for someone!

Nice boat! It looks real close to a Starcraft. I really like the back rail.

If you get a chance, you should post some pictures so we can take a look at it. If I come across a picture or additional info on that model boat, I'll be sure and reference the link here.

:cheers:

This is all I could find for you. Nothing came up in BoatTrader or CL in regards to images. 1972 V-518 This inboard/outboard runabout is 18.17 feet long and weighs 2060 (pounds dry). This weight does not account for passengers, fuel, or gear. The beam of this craft is 88 inches. Your...

That's great news. I'm glad they were willing to adjust your trailer at no cost.

I second that

Wow, those must of been some high winds! I would of been poopin' a brick if you know what I mean if I had that phone call. I'm in the middle of a restore and I've been debating on whether to add foam or to leave it out. Thanks for answering that for me.

How did your boat sink?

:bigthumb: That is one sharp looking boat!!! :bigthumb: You are doing one heck of a job. :thumb: I can't wait to see it complete.

I'm not for sure what the formula would be (I'm sure there is one) for weight distribution for your package. Just curious as to why you want to add weight to the tongue of the trailer by moving the boat forward? If you have any pictures and specs (length, weight, etc.), that would definitely...

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Well, I really must confess. I was orginally going to purchase either a Glastron GT150 or CVX16 as a "dream" project boat. I love the lines on those old boats but no one would ever call me back that had any listed locally. When the Checkmate came up for sale, I called and he actually answered so...

Be sure to add more pictures to your thread. I usually learn from what others are doing plus I love seeing progress being made and offering up opinions when needed. It's still far off but as of now, I plan on painting. Not real sure what I'm going to do other then base coat the entire boat...