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My "Boat house"

Started by Garyandjoanlee, July 28, 2017, 09:51:20 AM

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Garyandjoanlee

Hate covering my CP-16ll with tarps and I can't afford a boathouse! Here is my non-winter solution that has worked out great! Got this 10x20' "carport" through Jet dot com for $199. Took all of an hour to assemble. Love backing in and knowing it will stay dry and clean!
Gary & Joan Lee
Passing Wind
Com Pac 16 ll

kahpho

Nice idea. But how do you get it to stay put on the side of that hill??


:)
'07 Legacy "Amphibian"

Gerry

I think Gary used a sky hook.
Gerry "WyattC"
'81 CP16

crazycarl

Quote from: kahp ho on July 28, 2017, 10:57:41 AM
Nice idea. But how do you get it to stay put on the side of that hill??


:)

Ok. Maybe I'm tired from working 16 hours, sleeping 5 and now up for a repeat, but but this made me laugh so loud wifey jumped!
Oriental, "The Sailing Capitol of North Carolina".

1985 Compac 19/II  "Miss Adventure"
1986 Seidelmann 295  "Sur La Mer"

Garyandjoanlee

It's all smoke and mirrors my friends!  How can I edit / crop / rotate on this site???
Gary & Joan Lee
Passing Wind
Com Pac 16 ll

Bob23

Just buy the anti gravity option. It's easy!

relamb

I just assumed it was parked on the side of some old meteor that had it's own gravity.
Rick
CP16 CP23 CP27
Zionsville, IN

NCboater

Quote from: Bob23 on July 30, 2017, 08:51:09 PM
Just buy the anti gravity option. It's easy!

Don't you happen to sell that option for the paltry sum of $5000?
1983  CP16 Hull #1914
Ocean Isle Beach, NC

Bob23

Why  yes I do! How did you know?