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Not really. I work all of Narragansett bay and Narragansett RI. Some of CT but never your river....but I could.....

O, it's curved all right. It's "wicked curved!!"

I just got back from my trip. What do you think? New issues were found. The aluminum under the carpeted bunk trailer is all pitted, some areas are more than 1/2 way through the 1/4" bottom. Those spots will need to be welded. The radar and Northstar GPS doesn't work..... The outboard bracket is...

Does this EdWIng look like the right design and font? If so, I'm thinking he did make boats in 1987. It's 0.025" hull and sides. The paperwork says 7k pounds, could that be right?

Now we're getting somewhere!! "EdWing is really faded and in the stern sides. I'll take a picture of it because I'm leaving now to go right through it and make some final decisions! When I saw your boat I saw tons of similarities! Where are your hull numbers? I can't find any numbers on this bo...

Any clues on what company built it?

Starboard side because I drive from that side so I can see the gear approaching better. It's a local boat so I won't need a trucker. Trucking my mooring barge home from the builder was horrible, not sure I'll ever do that again. The 150's would be v-6 engines so they would have more cylinders and I'...

Wow, my stomach just turned over, the mooring business can't support a Yamaha 350. The owner said when it had twin 4 cyl 140's it was a rocket ship....but I guess he should say that to sell it. I was hoping twin 150's would do the trick. What do you assume it weighs? It's 0.025", the house is t...

Getting under the deck is easy, it's all open in three different water tight compartments. The hull is framed independently from the deck so if I drop a 500 pound mooring it won't push a floor support through the bottom. It has a giant H frame and hydraulics that go in the tabs on the top of the rai...

A mooring is a heavy weight that sinks into the mud and anchors a boat in a harbor. I created this link to show you pictures of this 1987 aluminum mystery boat. It's a gil net boat from the North West and it's 25' x 9.5'. Who built it? Is it fast with what power? The fish lockers need to be made lev...

Yes, 100%. The design and purchase intent is pulling moorings out of the mud with a huge winch and bow roller then run 12 miles in very choppy waters at 25 knots. I'll post pictures tonight when I get in. I'm almost at the point of no return on this purchase so I could use some input. Did I mention ...

I did and I'll survey it again this Saturday then sea trial next week. I kind of thought it couldn't be a 1987 Edwing but someone sure painted it on the side. It's a West coast commercial gil net boat. It's 25'x9.5' with a full port to starboard house way in the stern, a huge bow and it's kind of tu...

Was Edwing building boats in 1987?