check it out
http://www.razorheadboats.com/site12.php
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capeannfisherman
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Adrian
Night Runner
16/65
Night Runner
16/65
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AlloyToy
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Re: razorheadboats
Neat...I wonder why they went with a soft top on the T-Top
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Chaps
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Re: razorheadboats
I'll add these guys to the big list
1987 24' LaConner pilothouse workboat, 225 Suzuki
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Bob5292
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Re: razorheadboats
That Razorhead house boat looks like it's just about ready to head for Iraq.
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welderbob
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Re: razorheadboats
Ask Jay how much time they had fabricating the hard top on the 34' Rock Salt and you'll know why the went with a rag top
Bob
Bob
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JETTYWOLF
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Re: razorheadboats
welderbob wrote:Ask Jay how much time they had fabricating the hard top on the 34' Rock Salt and you'll know why the went with a rag top
Bob
Just what I was thinking........and its cheaper.
C'C'mon..
