Recent content by ppem45

Hi Steve, I have not been on here in a while and thought I would see if you had joined in the fun and knowledge center here at CP. I am glad you are enjoying Passing Thru, I miss her but have had so many other projects going on that I have not had time to do much of anything. I just bought...

I am now retired so I spend a lot of time playing in my new workshop. I was a truck driver for 32 years and then ran a motel here along the coast. I spent a lot of time away from home so now I am making up for it. It sure is nice to kick back at home and get up any time I want to. I walk my Lab...

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The coaming pads are the kind that you fasten the hook to the gunnells and then hang the pads on. The measurements are 55" longx 6 1/2" top to bottom and they are 2 1/2" thick. They are in excellent condition and are offered to the highest bidder.

Hey Bryan, I will measure them tomorrow and get the info back to you. How was your Parker Summer?

Hello All, since I sold my 2120PH (Passing Thru) I don't get on here anymore. I just thought I would stop in and say hi to everyone. I just retired completely so I will have more time to devote to my hobbies and I sure am loving it. Peter

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I have it listed for my brother and I think he would take $13,500. Give him a call at 401 477 0997. The boat is in excellent condition!

I have no idea, it is my brothers boat. Please call Joe at 401 477 0997. Thank You

Absolutely Kevin and he will be signing on soon.

I was just looking around and saw my original post for the retro-fit of my 2120 and couldn't believe it has over 9000 hits. This is a fantastic site and the members make it that way. I sold Passing Thru and delivered it to the new owner today and I have to say it was hard to let her go but the...

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My Parker was sold today to Steve Lessard of Old Lyme CT. Check out the new owners!

The next time you go over or if you ever anchor in New Harbor you can dive for Quahogs (Hardshell Clams) for a great clam chowder. When I owned my sailboats we used to go over about 5 times a year and raft up and go diving for clams and cook them up and one boat would always make a big pot of...

With the beautiful pictures of your boat I should have known that you didn't take them, my apoligies Bryan