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Thanks
« on: July 02, 2009, 13:08:16 pm »
Hello everyone, I just wanted to take a moment and thank you all for such an "Epic" experience.  I sold my boat last night and after talking with the new owners, I think they will be a great part of our community.  As many of you know, I have been considering selling my boat since I made the move to San Antonio.  We just haven't been able to use it here (Canyon Lake is at it's lowest level since they made the lake) and it didn't make a lot of sense to hold on to it if I wasn't using it.  Thanks to Flynn, I got a call last week from the new owners and they have already picked the boat up and are getting it ready for the holiday weekend.  While I am glad I sold the boat, I have to say, it was not fun watching it drive off behind another man's truck...  The new owners are actually on the site here already and I'm sure they will join into the conversations soon.  Hopefully, I can stay in touch with you guys and make it out to another round-up in the future.   

Thanks,

K-Town
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Re: Thanks
« Reply #1 on: July 08, 2009, 18:39:18 pm »
We'll miss you Kevin. The water levels are tough -- we had to run 20 miles from the only open ramp on Lake Travis to our lake house rental last week. You can take a pull behind my boat anytime!
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« Reply #2 on: July 11, 2009, 00:32:51 am »
Thanks...  It was a pleasure meeting you and your family.  I wish we would have been able to get together again while I had the boat.  I went with some friends to lake LBJ a few months ago and I would highly recommend it for one of your next boating trips. 
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« Reply #3 on: July 11, 2009, 07:21:17 am »

For me, the thought of sending the Epic off to become glue is extra bad because we are part of something so small and special. If I was a Corvette or Malibu or iPhone owner who chose to sell, I might be sad becuase I'd be out a car, boat, phone, and also that that particular subject might have my own scratches made during my own experiences. However, you'd normally find the bright side to be that when you're in a position to reequip, it's an upgrade opportunity.

With our boats, it's a bit more final. One shot in life (normally) to get your hands on a good Epic. There are probably precious few that are still in like-new condition, and before long I fear the survivors will be getting a bit long in tooth.

If I had to give up a Nautique, I'd be bummed about not having a boat on the side yard, about having to forgoe Havasu for a number of years, etc., but I know that if I were such a Natique freak, there would be some sick a$$ new version when the time was right.

No more Epics. Cherish yours before it's gone to greener pastures and you're faced with driving one of the new (awesome) rigs.

Long live Epic!!!

Derek Boyer
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Re: Thanks
« Reply #4 on: July 13, 2009, 02:42:32 am »
Amen brother!!! now can I get another amen