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Old 07-04-2011, 19:09   #1
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Hi guys,
Does anyone know of who hires out stands on the gold coast
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Old 07-04-2011, 21:11   #2
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Does anyone know of who hires out stands on the gold coast
Could not find anyone that would loan or rent in N FL so I bought a set from the yard that hauled my boat. They gave me wholesale on them and cost was only $75-$85 each.
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Could not find anyone that would loan or rent in N FL so I bought a set from the yard that hauled my boat. They gave me wholesale on them and cost was only $75-$85 each.
Thanks I will try that
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Thanks I will try that
How soon will you need them? I hope to go back in the water this fall and would sell mine.

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How soon will you need them? I hope to go back in the water this fall and would sell mine.

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