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My wife and I were missionaries for 38 years, so we are accustomed to living on a shoestring.
We are now sort of retired, but taxes may soon exceed our Social Security payments! Because we chose to retire in New Jersey, where the cost of living and taxes are highest in the nation, we had to look for a second shoestring to live on.
Most boat owners define a boat as "a hole in the water that you throw money into." Since I enjoy working on small boats, I decided to get in the hole and catch some of that money.
I am looking for small boat projects that I can handle physically and which generate a little extra income. If you have a small boat or trailer to sell cheap or are prepared to throw money in the hole, I may be able to help you. I am willing to negotiate trades, so let me know if there is something you have or want to trade.
I like cars too, but my dear wife is relieved that I didn't choose to work on cars. I don't even want to work on outboard motors, but if it's a donation, I'll take it!
There is a lot of stuff on this site. There is stuff to read, stuff to buy, stuff to sell, and perhaps stuff for free! If you want to sell a car or boat and live in South Jersey, I will post it for you free. I can include photos and your phone number for people to contact. The more ads, the more people will check this website.
I am opinionated and like to talk, but few listen. So I write and hope someone reads. If they do, I may be in trouble! What I write is not always politically correct. If you want to add your two cents worth to any subject, send me an email and I will consider posting it.
I include a few links to sites that I think are worth viewing. Check them out and decide for yourself. I am not responsible for the content of these, however!
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What's New?
I have written two blogs in September already. I must be inspired!
Our neighbor is selling an '88 Chevy pick-up in great condition.
A free SeaRay tarp is offered under "Stuff 4 Free"
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Last Update: September 4, 2008 |