[Rhodes22-list] LIFE RAILS

[R22RumRunner at aol.com]

Stan,
That was a mighty fine offer, but I will still pass up the rails. I already 
 have enough hardware that my bare feet find at the most inopportune times. 
 ( My wife claims that I can swear like a sailor, but I never spent any 
time  in the Navy.)
By the way, my electric motor lift is the talk of the town. Very few people 
 have ever seen one on such a small craft as ours. It just adds to the 
elegance  that the Rhodes22 exudes.
Now it's back to work. I'm spraying texture on the ceiling of my new  
computer repair shop. A little paint and trim work and I'll be ready to move  in.
I can imagine that times are tough in the boating industry right now. We  
had plans to trade our Chaparral in for a new pontoon boat, but have decided 
to  wait for better times. We also found out that the tsunami in Japan hit 
the  region where most Japanese outboards were built. There is a shortage of 
certain  popular models.
Hopefully you will get enough orders for recycled boats to keep you  afloat.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 4/16/2012 11:05:52 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
stan at rhodes22.com writes:



thanks for the savings Rum, as the celeb spokes skipper for  the R22s we 
were going to send you yours free.

While we may have  some of you alls attention:

/*To those of you who said you were  planning to go with the Certificate 
of Support program but have been too  busy spending the fee money at West 
Marine, we can't keep our doors and  this offer open indefinitely.  So 
please be advised that if your C of  S opportunity is not subscribed to 
by April 25th, do not call us - we will  call you when need be.*/

stan
general boats
114 midway  drive
edenton nc 27932



On 4/13/12 10:47 AM,  R22RumRunner at aol.com wrote:
> Stan,
> Nice pictures, but I can't  see me ever installing them on RumRunner. As 
you
>   know, I'm  a charter member of the Rhodes extreme sailing team and I 
think
>  they  would hinder my extremeness.
>
>  Rummy
>
>
> In a message dated 4/13/2012 5:22:13 A.M.  Eastern Daylight Time,
> stan at rhodes22.com writes:
>
>  Lately a  number of Rhodies have expressed an interest in the Life  Rails
> option.  (not to be confused with life  lines)
>
> A view of this  item can be seen by clicking  on:
>
> http://www.generalboats.com
>
> and then  opening the link page "Trailer" and scrolling  down
> to the very  last picture on the bottom of this page.
>
> For the  month  of April /*only*/ this option will be available to all
> those who   purchased a used, recycled, broker or new Rhodes from GB or
> who  purchased  their boat privately but are in the Certificate of  
Support
> program, at the  cost price of $795 the pair with all  needed ss
> fasteners.  Others can  buy this custom option for  its regular price of
> $1,195.
>
> 50% deposit  is  required with order.
>
> stan
> general boats
> 114  midway  drive
> edenton n  27932
>
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