Chris-crafter, where was that picture taken? Sebago on the sand bar?

Here's ours

I can't beleave i missed this post here is a pic off our boat

I love seeing all of these boats!

Here's my son driving my new Cobalt 226 I bought 2 weeks ago. I really do like it. I had a Tige\' 2150 inboard for 10 summers before that and it enjoyed it as well, but this new boat seems ideal for what we need now.
I've heard great comments from Cobalt owners in the past, and now can really see why so many feel that way.

ooooooh! I LOVE that 226! Excellent color combo!

Welcome to the board, spring!

Here's a recent one...

Upper Chesapeake, near the flats:

THose Cobalts are sweet. I'll take it you don't have registration yet?

Puddle Pirate 2,
I'm still waiting on the registration to come in from the state, so no numbers on the side yet. They give you about a month to get that done. I really do like the boat and its speed, and when compared to the boat I had before, it about makes our lake seem small... My other boat was smaller and had a 315 HP Mercury Black Scorpion engine. It was designed to pull up a bundle of skiers and could only top out in the 43 MPH area. This new Cobalt, with its comparable 320 HP Volvo, runs around 58 mph and the boat is bigger.

Camp180,you guessed it.

Kevin

Here are a few pics of my new (to me) Reinell 179K

This is how she looked the day I got her, a little oxidized yet very water worthy. 225hrs


This is how she looks now. After much compounding,washing, 303, tint,BBQ, and a new GMI sunbrella top. It looks much better to me. 251hrs


Here is a look at the interior. Not too bad for a 20year old boat.

Thats like night and day Family Tides! Good work. Good looking boat too.

Very cool. A lot of elbow grease there and great work. Came out real nice.

Mark

Wow! Thanks for the compliments. Hard work but it pays off.