mikem said:Outrageous work. I'd be afraid to put something that nice in the water. I use it for fishing and diving (and bumping into crowed docks) I love it. I'll get some measurements in the next few days. Is it possible to do the work outside? Do you know of a garage we can rent? Do I have to buff it out ahead of time to have a perfect surface for you to work on? I own self storage units in Allentown PA. How far are you from there. I'll measure the biggest one and see what kind of room there is to work around. For me to haul it there would be a 2 1/2 hour drive, so I rather find somewhere closer. I'll get back to ya with the measurements.Thanks for responding.
Sam.I'm thinking about changing the name on it from Double Play to NJREEFERS. My plan is to take all the officers of the club out a few times and teach them how to operate and trailer it. Then they can take it out whenever with the rest of the members and their family's. Just have to P/U a pottie to make it family useable. I had a different one last year and only took it out once all season. Bought this one at the end of the season and had it out more than I had the other one out in 4 years. Sam, just be aware, with the gas prices, if you open it up, you will see the gauge drop. It has a Corvette motor in it. You will also need a 5 prong plug on your truck. It has electronic brakes on the trailer.