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Guerro Grande
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Houston, TX
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A little time with a heat gun and a soldering iron should fix 'er right up. If he can fix it you're going to have a great conversation piece there. You might also need to put a rudder on it to compensate for that S in your keel. Good luck. I hope he can make them seaworthy again.
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Spam Sanitation Dept
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 1,377
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wow.
Glad no one was hurt. |
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Cobra People Care!
Wes Ogle is a good man. I' m confident he'll do everything he can to fix you up! He's helped some of my bros in the past! Including myself! Cobra is very good about things like this. Let us know how it turns out! Jerry/Piranha
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Oh Lord, Thy sea is so great and my boat is so small! Last edited by Piranha; 07-14-2007 at 04:27 PM. Reason: error |
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Maggie
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Nunya
Posts: 126
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Wow!!!! That yak took a beating!!! So sorry to see that! My brand new tie-down straps snapped when I was on the 5 going north a couple months ago and the front of my yak went flying off the side of my SUV. Luckily the back ones held on and no one was hurt. A couple of very minor scratches on my SUV was all, and an almost heart attack! I can't imagine what you went through when your yak went flying! I hope they can fix it for you so you can get back out there soon.
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