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10-08-2005, 04:41 AM
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| Classic Donzi as a Tender?
Hi All, As a kid in Miami with a Boat facination I used to wander and wonder around the docks at Bahia Mar, Pier 66 etc and I always dug it to see a bigger yacht have a Donzi as a ski boat or tender up on chocks. Are Donzis still popular as tenders? I have my Rare 18' Donzi in great condition up for sale and wondered if anyone would be interested. ($10K) email or PM me for details Thanks Evan |
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10-08-2005, 05:19 AM
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Hi Evan, The Donzi tenders were replaced by Boston Whalers which today are often replaced by RIB:s... But I miss the Donzi´s and I think that classic yachts from the time should have one..  Your price is very low compared to the prices fetched here, I should keep it...  |
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