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    Posted: August-19-2009 at 1:41pm


I thought you might enjoy this one! Atleast it is not a Nautique!


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I'm not surprised. It's a Gayliner!!!


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I think someone posted this a while back. At least it wasn't a CC.

Is it just me or does that trailer seem a little small for that boat anyway?
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I saw this a year or so ago, we were trying to figure out what failed. My buddies said, he must have really been moving, my point was, it doesn't take much to get a boat to come up over the top of that bow stop. Anyway, a great bunch of pictures.
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nothing that some buffing and puty stick won´t fix!!!for the boat at least!!!
the truck different story..LOL
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Think of all the prep to get your boat to load that straight.Everything has to be set just right,and to hit the pole dead center to get the straight launch....
If the only tool you have is a hammer,everything starts to look like a nail.
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