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Not a caption but the boat seemed to hold up amazing well to this "event". If it didn't say Bayliner on the side I wouldn't believe it! :)
 
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Originally posted by rommer

Not a caption but the boat seemed to hold up amazing well to this "event". If it didn't say Bayliner on the side I wouldn't believe it! :)






See that big wet looking spot on the pavement under the Out Drive? The boat may not have faired all that well.

Bob
 
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Originally posted by rnbenton

quote:

Originally posted by rommer

Not a caption but the boat seemed to hold up amazing well to this "event". If it didn't say Bayliner on the side I wouldn't believe it! :)






See that big wet looking spot on the pavement under the Out Drive? The boat may not have faired all that well.
That may just be where someone had something scared out of them





 
quote:

Originally posted by rnbenton

quote:

Originally posted by rommer

Not a caption but the boat seemed to hold up amazing well to this "event". If it didn't say Bayliner on the side I wouldn't believe it! :)






See that big wet looking spot on the pavement under the Out Drive? The boat may not have faired all that well.

Bob








That's just water that drained out the open drain plug from the bilge. (Hey I'm an optimist!)
 
That'll put a part in your hair.

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Originally posted by rnbenton

quote:

Originally posted by rommer

Not a caption but the boat seemed to hold up amazing well to this "event". If it didn't say Bayliner on the side I wouldn't believe it! :)






See that big wet looking spot on the pavement under the Out Drive? The boat may not have faired all that well.

Bob








That may have come from the driver when he realized what happened after the walk around.
 
In a history class at an engineering university in the not too near future....
'And with this crash it was determined that in an age overinflated 'towing capacity', stopping capacity needed to be addressed as well as the vehicle's ability to get the load going. You see class, this driver's simple explanation was it was the only way his 1/2 ton could stop in time to avoid hitting the troop of girl scouts.'
 
"Much as in the early days of aviation, the first attempts to create an amphibious vehicle sometimes resulted in rather creative approaches to the problem."
 
"Bayliner meets bedliner during improper overtaking. Pole-ish tower stops on red , damage not light as navigational aid is OK."

Has it been a couple years since that same pic was posted here as a "Caption This."
 
You mean I was suppose to only grease the trailer's wheel bearings and not the bunks????
 
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