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Old 23-12-2008, 19:25   #1
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8' Hard Fiberglass Dinghy on ICW - $100

This is a good solid dinghy with oarlocks. Could use paint. Has small damage on fwd stbd rim. Looks as if it may have been cut with something. Small spot doesn't leak or hurt strength. real stiff boat but easily carried by one person. Will arrange to meet on ICW south of Norfolk.
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Old 23-12-2008, 20:03   #2
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Oh man,

Too bad I am ~ 1000 mi away, that is Exactly what I am looking for. Good price too, someone ought to snap that up quick.

Good luck,
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Old 23-12-2008, 20:10   #3
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I don't have a boat right now and I'm thinking about grabing up on this. And when I do get a boat it will most likely come with a dinghy. If I do I'll ait until Jan. after the holidays.
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do you have the papers for it?
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Old 24-12-2008, 07:50   #5
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I don't have a boat right now and I'm thinking about grabing up on this. And when I do get a boat it will most likely come with a dinghy. If I do I'll ait until Jan. after the holidays.
Sorry, West Virginia is not on the ICW and I have no way to deliver by land. Dink will be in Deltaville, VA until around Jan 1 if you want to come get it.
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do you have the papers for it?
No papers and the guy I got it from knows the last 3 owners none of whom had papers. I will be happy to provide a bill of sale.
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I wanted to put on a small out board and I would have to regester it for the numbers. Sorry
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do you know the approx weight, I would need to be able to put it on davits, and are you coming south?
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I don't know the weight but would guess around 60 lbs. I can pick it up with one hand, put it on my shoulder and walk with it no problem. and yes, I'm coming south, leaving on or about Jan 1.
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I don't know the weight but would guess around 60 lbs. I can pick it up with one hand, put it on my shoulder and walk with it no problem. and yes, I'm coming south, leaving on or about Jan 1.
Two more questions do you think it would hold an 18hp two stroke? And what do you think the beam is? I am in bad need of a new dingy!!!
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In my opinion, an 18hp motor on a 8' hard dink is a mistake if you don't want your motor to go swimming. If I were keeping it, I would be looking for a 4 or 5 horse. But thats me, and I'm no daredevil. Someone very experienced at handling these might be able to do an 18hp, I don't know.
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Unsure on beam... 4' maybe? I would rather swim to shore than pull this ugly little thing behind your beautiful boat. Of course, you would NEVER have to worry about it being stolen. It actually wouldn't look bad with some paint.
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Do you by any chance know who the manufacturer is? I have the exact same model.

For registering mine, I just claimed on the paperwork that I home-built it (there was no bill of sale). I figure I had to do some re-glassing, so it wasn't entirely untrue.

I stick a 4HP 2-stroke merc on it. It's about the max size I would use.
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unsure of manufacturer, but it has a capacity tag on the transom. It might say there. I'll check for you when I'm back up there in a few days.
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Two more questions do you think it would hold an 18hp two stroke? And what do you think the beam is? I am in bad need of a new dingy!!!

18 HP will sink that dinghy.
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