oldsenilegoat
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If any one needs one or more PFD's Mustang has most of theirs 50% off at their booth at the Boat Show in Vancouver. Good opportunity to pick one or more up if you need them.
Sale priced Mustang PFD's at the Boat Show in Vancouver
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reeltordarius
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Awesome info! I'm hoping to get a new pot puller there tomorrow, did you see any sweet deals?
Pippen
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Do you mean at the Steveston's booth? They have a mustang section. The Mustang booth is small and I don't think they're selling...They refer you to Steveston's booth. It is massive and even though you think you've gone to a Mustang or Helly booth it's all theirs. Look up at the banners and you'll see about 4 booths on either side of the walkway Is ALL them.
If buying the Elite 38....Buy a red one as opposed to black or grey. The red ones have an extra year on the expiry of the inflating canister.
"Inside scoop".
If buying the Elite 38....Buy a red one as opposed to black or grey. The red ones have an extra year on the expiry of the inflating canister.
"Inside scoop".
Pippen
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Depends on the model. Buddy bought an Elite 38 for $199
oldsenilegoat
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The manual inflating were $130.
reeltordarius
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Grabbed an Ace Line Hauler, good price that included the hands free and carrying case.
Pippen
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What booth was that at and what was the price?
reeltordarius
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Pacific Net and Twine. Hauler/Bulldog hands free and carrying case = $579.
reeltordarius
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Hilarious....thought it was just me....
Teja
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Should not have read this thread ... bought two more Pfd's (Mustang Elite 38 ... great deal). Boating is the ultimate want vs need hobby.
P.S. In all the years of going to the show, I think this year was the tipping point ... seemed like more aluminum than fibreglass boats for the first time.
P.S. In all the years of going to the show, I think this year was the tipping point ... seemed like more aluminum than fibreglass boats for the first time.
cracked_ribs
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A close friend of mine works for one of the major dealers there...five years ago they sold no aluminum boats. Today half their sales are aluminum, if I remember our last conversation correctly.
Whether that's a trend or a transition, I have no idea. I'm not opposed to aluminum by any stretch but my experience with them has been that the rides can be "corky".
But that may just be the boats I've tried. I assume that a heavy aluminum hull with enough shape to it would ride just like fiberglass; that might be prohibitively expensive to create, though.
Whether that's a trend or a transition, I have no idea. I'm not opposed to aluminum by any stretch but my experience with them has been that the rides can be "corky".
But that may just be the boats I've tried. I assume that a heavy aluminum hull with enough shape to it would ride just like fiberglass; that might be prohibitively expensive to create, though.
reeltordarius
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Damn, always seems I overpay... wonder if that's with shipping
Sotally Tober
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Harbour Chandler has free shipping over $99Damn, always seems I overpay... wonder if that's with shipping
reeltordarius
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I looked on their site before I purchased this one and the price quoted was $761.59 (with tax), and shipping required a "quote". This was for Ace Line Hauler Brutus MaxTorque (Brutus+40 Hauler, Bull Dog Spooler, and Carry Bag Kit). Also, not sure how but I also paid no tax.
fishin solo
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I told you to check harbour chandlerDamn, always seems I overpay... wonder if that's with shipping
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