[waxonwaxoff]

Just curious, I try to get down there once a month or so to check up on my boat... Make sure the shrink wrap is doing its job, no on stole the outdrive.... give it a hug and tell her I miss her.

My dad's boat is right next to mine, so between the two of us we can keep an eye out for one another...

 

[RED HOT ONE]

Once or twice a month...... Just to make sure everything is cool....Three of my

families boats are all in the same place .....So we kinda check each others....

 

[Tango 7]

I go down once a month with a six pack and pretend i am in the bay. Turn on the heat crank up some tunes and party in the boat yard. Gets me threw the winter.

 

[rumpshaker]

I drop it off in the poll barn and hope to god it burns down so i can get a new one or have an excuse to buy one

 

[Gus]

i've been down twice already.

i usually stop by once a month and after big snow storms just to make sure she's ok.

 

[spacelord]

I havn't visted it since I winterized and pulled my batteries mid October.
probably won't visit until ready to pull shrink wrap.
I assume the best.

 

[JABBERJAWZ]

Mines in rack storage, so I can't even get into the garage to see her. In spring though, the only I have to do is give her a wash to get the dust off.

 

[hammer]

I'm in locked inside storage, so I wont be there til spring.

 

[sidelite]

Am over an hour away to where boat is stored this year, but will probably take a "cruise" a couple of times this winter for a check up.

 

[Guest]

I trailer mine, so it's in my back yard. It's cool cuz, I get to get into it a little early in the spring to work on getting it ready with little projects. Or like Tango 7, get in there to drink a beer and wish I was in the bay.

 

[HazyMemory]

My boat is in my draveway as well. I check up on it every day or couple at most.

 

[damn yankee]

She's in a rack, and I won't see her until April 15

 

[afiremen]

Mine is in a fenced in yard, but iI can see it from the road!

 

[PyrateJim]

I try to get out to her at least once a month and after snowstorms, ice storms or major bad weather. Make sure everything is as I left it from last visit and shrinkwrap is holding her own. Also gives me ideas or reminders of what I need to do before she can get wet again.

I am okay on the drive to the lot, but then get butterflies in my stomach as I come around the corner, fearing that I will find her laying onher side with several other boats, or a hole in the hole from the stand, drives missing, shrink gone with 2' of snow on the desk, ect... I dont breath easy until I have done the walk around and everyting is good.

 

[PyrateJim]

Safe and sound as a week ago...........

 

[excalibur al]

i get to see mine every day ,it's in my drive way .

 

[boatmonkey]

Mine is at Schmid's in New Baltimore and I drive by every night so I check on it nearly every evening until they close off the section of the storage yard it's in. Then I stop by every weekend until they lock the gate into the whole marina. Then I park and walk in every couple of weeks or after any big storm. I build a rack and cover the boat with canvas each year so I'm always concerned the rack may fall apart or the canvas rip - I've been pretty lucky so far but I like to check on it just the same.

 

[bsarg]

Checked on my shrinked toy today!!
Made me thirsty.......

 

[Zesty]

I'm at Sassy Marine in Algonac. I can't get in until mid February, but after that I am there every weekend. I put in my new radar last winter and was all ready when the weather FINALLY broke last spring. Sassy can get a "little" dusty so I put plastic over the boat this year. Will be out there waxing and cleaning so she is ready to go in May. Until then, I have some great screen savers on my work and home computers of the fun last summer!!

 

[great8]

My boat is also at Sassy's inside. Went into storage in early October and have slipped away from work during the week a few times to wax the hull and have it restriped. Inside Sassy is only about $300 more that outside and you can take a peek now and then and be ready for an April in the water.

Bill
"Another Thousand" (so true)