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  1. 7th January 2011, 06:48 AM #1
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    Default Heron Sailing Boat (Classic work in Progress)

    might need a leak or two repaired before she'll float!
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  3. 7th January 2011, 10:32 PM #2
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    Well at least she's "not far off 'skinning' and then only needs the regular infrastructure". FOr a second there, I thought it looked like hard work.
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    No, "a good percentage of the hard work has been done" - the guy says so.
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    and here's the perfect tow vehicle for it: Progressive Automotive, 1941 Ford chassis, 1942 Ford chassis, 1943 Ford chassis, 1944 Ford chassis, 1945 Ford chassis, 1946 Ford chassis, 1947 Ford chassis, 1948 Ford chassis, 1941 Ford frame, 1942 Ford frame, 1943 Ford frames, 1944 Ford frame, 1945
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    And I found just the guy for both the truck and boat
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    Default On the Other Hand

    If you wanted a little boat that needed a bit less work:
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