RE: [SCOW] Chesapeake Bay Museum

Thanks Jim. I looked over whats being offered and was shocked to see a Haines Hunter Tramp trimaran #1697. These boats rarely come on the market and usually go for 10-12k. I think this one will go for much less. Its a perfect boat for the Potomac, fast and it's patented folding amas are super easy to launch and flip out. It's the precursor to the Corsair 24&27 tri's that are so popular at four times the price.
Bill Davenport

> Subject: [SCOW] Chesapeake Bay Museum
> From: retiredjpw@aol.com
> Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2012 14:17:42 -0400
> To: all@scow.org
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> > Check out the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum website at " www.cbmm.org" . They are having a boat auction on September 1. The boats range from dinghys to a real tugboats. They are listed on the website. It is fun even of you do not bid.
> >
> > Jim Wright
> > E:mail: Retiredjpw@aol.com
> > Md: 301-657-3884
> > Cell: 240-731-4004 Jim
> >
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