Looking for a used, 2 person dinghy on the Outer Cape.

Need it for me and the mate going back/forth to the boat on the mooring when the launch isn't running, mostly early morning charters.

Appearance not important, lack of holes/cracks of utmost importance!

you mean it just has to float? :huh:

my buddy has one and it's here at my place, I'll ask him if he wants to get rid of it and get back to ya

it's 8' I think

I am a good ride away but i have something.
The one I got from BF, patched some minor cracks, painted..
Just a Ted Williams row boat, new oar locks.
I never used it, because I got my Yak :devil:

Yea Slip, basically it just has to float. We are both about 6'2", and 195 pounds or so, and we were using one the size of a baby carriage last year - no roll-overs, but alot of hysterical laughing.

Reel, how big is it, any pic's?

Thanks guys.

I will snap some pics off, it's fiberglass, so it is a little heavy :rollem:

12 foot Sears/Ted Williams fiberglass row boat.....

Its not that heavy Rich and it is in great shape! At least it was when Chris got it and I think he did a little paint work on it?

I reglassed the corners, painted her up. It is a great little boat, but I would rather see someone else get some use out of it.

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I think the 12 footer is a little big for my situation, but thanks anyway.

I work (drive the launch) at Provincetown Marina Moorings 2 days a week (it has its side benefits), and we row out to the boat from the launch dock/float, which isn't too big. It has two good sized launches tied to it, as well as at least 10 to 15 dinghies from transient boaters using the mooring field, so their really isn't space to tie-up a 12 footer. They do let me stash a smaller dingy on the corner of the dock/float, out of the way.

I think the one Slip has might do the trick.

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