That's the best you could have hoped for. Now take the keys away from the dumb chick.

 

nice... now go to a boat yard in a rich area and get a jacked up quote

 

Yabbut, WHO's gonna take care of the BJ's?!?!?!?

 

yo momma

 

well i called a marine place yesterday and told the guy what happend, he asked the year, i told him 1973, he said junkyard. also said it would be 4-5k to repair it.

 

so what are they going to do, figure out the amount the boat was worth or give you what you paid for it

 

LOL

 

So, make sure you tell the insurance company, when they call, that it was a "Classic," and mention how difficult it's going to be to find a comprable replacement.

 

thats the whole reason im so pissed off, we paid 900 plus tax,titles,stickers,ect,ect,ect, we probally have a total of 1500 into the boat. the thing is that we feel this was the best boat we coullda possibly got for that money. we looked everywhere for almost a month and couldnt find a boat that even runs for the price we paid and this thing was a top of the line boat in 73 it had gauges, built in gas tank, seats were in good shape, motor runs like a champ and was serviced already this year, it was perfect for us.

 

I feel your pain, honestly I do. That's why I'm suggesting you PLAY UP the "Classis"-ivity?-ness?-whatever, of the boat, and tryN milk it for every penny you can get. Check out the BoatAuction link I posted, and, if you don't see anything right away, keep checking back. You might get lucky and be able to put your reimbursement towards something equally nice, albeit for not a small a price, prolly. Don't dwell on how F'd up things can sometimes be. Get back up, dust off, make the best (and maybe learn a little sunthin, too, about drinking and boating... sermon endeth), and move onward and upward years from now you'll be able to look back and laugh and the drunk biatch, and teh look I'm sure she had on her face... For now, MAN UP, take the lumps that live sometimes gives ya, and do it better next time.