Why so long to post—boat buying on hold—temporarily

I stopped looking for a boat for a while because of the uncertainty of the economy. But I hadn't given up either.

I finally got back on track. There sure a lot of great boats to choose from.


Stay tuned

Update: I have the Phoenix for nearly 6 years. Other than one problem with the Yamaha trim, it has been one nice boat.


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