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Well, there'd be plenty of room for Tim's dogs...

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Tony
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Well, there'd be plenty of room for Tim's dogs...

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Now that's what I'm talkin' about!

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I don't think Tim's ready to upsize his shop yet...
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Quite a boat (potentially), but I think I'll pass!
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Whoa, for a minute there I thought you were talking about this Lions Whelp.
I got to tour this boat in 2003 towards the end of its refit at Portland Yacht Services.
Now thats quite a boat too!
Carbon fiber spars painted to look like wood. Amazing boat.
Lots of neat photos of the refit on the website.
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