funny. our old supra launch20 had a couple of those that were lock-able from the factory. looked very similar to that. had 3 keys to that boat. start, jockey and rear latches.Quote:
Originally Posted by TXSurf4
what's old is new again :)
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funny. our old supra launch20 had a couple of those that were lock-able from the factory. looked very similar to that. had 3 keys to that boat. start, jockey and rear latches.Quote:
Originally Posted by TXSurf4
what's old is new again :)
It would be cool if the passenger side front seat locked (front & back).
Lots of good storage there. Same key could fit the back locker too.
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My thoughts are a single key actuated switch that engaged electric locks. Many first responder vehicles have these on their compartments. Simple relay system and actuators. It could engage on every hinged seat and door compartment.
Currently boatless
Where did the Supra go? Someone's offer was too good?Quote:
Originally Posted by 2in2out
Yup. Not too many times you can profit on a depreciating asset.Quote:
Originally Posted by Holdmybeer
I have to have surgery in the next couple of weeks, so my summer is screwed. Drought has us out of water, so we went fishing for a buyer.
Next summer my wife will be consumed with work and school, and I’ll be back in school as well.
2023 she’s promised me a new SA.
Currently boatless
In your case, I would have sold too. I sold my Crownline at the beginning of the summer after I had secured the Makai and sold it for 11k more than I bought it for. It was in above great shape though too. Had someone on the lake here just buy a 21 SE550 , used it once and then sold it for 40k more than he bought it. It's some crazy times!!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2in2out
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