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10-01-2009, 10:50 PM

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w's new haynie

Here is the guys waiting patiently for w to come sea trial his new haynie.All maxed out wit dat big hoss 40 endura hanging off.

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Thought this was his new boat?

Somebody needs to get their story strait....

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I worked for a little while in a country called Curacao, off the coast of Venezuela.
Yamaha outboards over there were diesel powered.

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LOL! The name about right too. The only thing is that it will say SHEEEEEEP BONITO! Bonito means beautiful in spanish.

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I worked for a little while in a country called Curacao, off the coast of Venezuela.
Yamaha outboards over there were diesel powered.

Alot of the Yamaha's were diesel in Africa also.

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