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Wrigman

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Messages
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Points
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Location
Hope Idaho
Boat Make
Other
Year
1998
Boat Model
Other
Boat Length
17
At 62 I am new to boat ownership. I ended up buying a 1998 Alumaweld Stryker not running. Thought I could get it running myself, after all, I have worked on two stroke motors since I was a kid. Long story short, couldn’t do it. Had to repower. I will give the story on the Sport jet page(nuff said right?). We live in north Idaho, with the largest lake in the state half a mile from our driveway, so had to have SOMETHING to be able to get on the water with. Anyway hope to be an asset to the forum.
 
:Welcome:
We've lived near water for years too and boating is our way to have mini "stay-cations" every week and get away from the rat-race.
:D
 
At 62 I am new to boat ownership. I ended up buying a 1998 Alumaweld Stryker not running. Thought I could get it running myself, after all, I have worked on two stroke motors since I was a kid. Long story short, couldn’t do it. Had to repower. I will give the story on the Sport jet page(nuff said right?). We live in north Idaho, with the largest lake in the state half a mile from our driveway, so had to have SOMETHING to be able to get on the water with. Anyway hope to be an asset to the forum.
:Welcome:
 
I just turned 62 myself. Got my 2022 AR190 in December. First boat I ever owned, trailered, backed, driven, docked, etc. Been out ten times already. Loving it. Never too old to start.
 
I just turned 62 myself. Got my 2022 AR190 in December. First boat I ever owned, trailered, backed, driven, docked, etc. Been out ten times already. Loving it. Never too old to start.
:Welcome: I'm 66 and bought my boat last year for my retirement. I had boats in my 20's and 30's. Been a long time. Enjoy, it's never too late.
 
Congratulations to all of you, welcome to the addiction.
 
 
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