pro53
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Well heard about a vdrive that surfaced after the water went down in Somerville. Me being a Junkard as I am :grin: Rounded up some fellow THB members and headed down there. Plan of attack, float the boat and bring home for yard art :grin: Well we find the vdrive at our favorite Cove at Rocky Creek just by the mouth of the cove on the beach. What a Pile :grin: Damn thing had to been sunk since the early 80's :grin: Still had the key in the ignition and a ski rope hooked and a a single ski by the boat. Well, we access the situation with a frosty beverage the dig in with the shovels :grin: After tons of sand and many hours and could only get the damn thing to move about an inch. We give up 
Well I did bring home one alum. tank with barnicles :grin: and a good fiberglass seat shell. The other still is good, could not get out :grin: The floors in the boat sure was nice looking. Could not find any vin #s. I belive it is a hondo. The cap and the trim is identical to my old one and the lines. Boat was gloss black with a gold metal flake trim with wood grain trim. Somebody pulled the dash plate off recently because you could see the wood grain behind it.
Well I did bring home one alum. tank with barnicles :grin: and a good fiberglass seat shell. The other still is good, could not get out :grin: The floors in the boat sure was nice looking. Could not find any vin #s. I belive it is a hondo. The cap and the trim is identical to my old one and the lines. Boat was gloss black with a gold metal flake trim with wood grain trim. Somebody pulled the dash plate off recently because you could see the wood grain behind it.
