Boat Life Wins and Losses, What Was Done to Keep The Dream Alive
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Working to keep the dream alive and after 10 years of owning this 1974 Carter 33, seeing what she's made of. This is a raw behind the scenes look at boat life.
The Volvo Penta Md 20-30 and I have gotten familiar over the years and the biggest moment was seeing if it would start and how it would run if we were so lucky.
This is a week of testing all the livable systems and working to leave it in the best condition possible.
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