Jackie,
I like the name for your boat. If you'll notice my post above I think you'll figure out something.

Thnaks Al!

I guess I'll have to give it a try. Also, I hope to get some nice in-water pics of my boat so that I can add them to the boats page soon. I have some distant shots and some trailer shots, but no really nice water shots!

Ed

Boating fool, GOOD IDEA, I'll go do that right NOW!

up to 29 pics!!
Thanks everyone!

BF, DONE!!

<2nd edit> make that 31 pics!

hey boating fool, you still out there?
fishinfools looking.

Here's my boat:

Y Not

Eddie I think I still have those ones I took of you and your brother - shall I send them to ya ?
~S~

Silvtongdvl,
I have them. I think you sent them to me already- but thanks. I think my brother and I kind of look like Fric and Frac in that picture, so I figured I'd try to take a better one!

Ed

This is me (us)
web page

Hey FR,

I like the way you mixed up the background colors!!

Yeah, thought I'd figure out a way to slow down the pages!

Only got one pic sent in today, send 'em in!

up to 33 now!

I finally got the digital camera figured out enough to send FR a trailer shot in the back yard.
Plumfun
We purchased this boat new in July 1997. The dealer took off the shrink wrap for us to demo the boat. It has the 5.8L cobra SX and standard SS seating. The name PlumFun is obviously based on the color, but our first choice of PlumCrazy was already being used in the area. It has been a great boat to raise our two girls on. We have used this boat for everything from fishing, cruising, and watersports.

Thanks to FR for the assist.

MTBoater,
Tell me about the bow guard towing thingie in your pic. Never seen one of those before. I presume (I know better than to "assume") that it is to deflect bugs/dirt when towing. How do you crank the winch when loading? I'm often towing home at night and get too many bugs on the bow.

Hot Byte,
Your "presumption" is correct. What you see is a plastic bow protector to keep bugs and more importantly, rocks, off the bow of the boat. As an added benefit it keeps the air out from under the trailering cover so it will not chaff the gelcoat. I put it on because we go to a couple of lakes that have 8 - 10 miles of gravel road to traverse. It bought from a company in Canada, that has since gone out of business, for $300.00. It bolts to the trailer frame and then I put an extension on the winch handle that runs through a hole in the side of the protector. The winch and bow stop remain protected behind the cover, and there is about 6 inches between the cover and the boat for me to reach through to operate the lever that locks/unlocks the winch. I have been very happy with it. The dealer we bought the boat from is trying to find a source for these, if he does I will let everyone know where.

Thanks...