Richard Moore - Ready to Replace Your Boat?

[hausdok]

Hi Richard,

I found a used boat for you; just in case you're thinking of trading your baby in on a newer model.

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ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

[Les]

only Richard could afford it!

Silly

[hausdok]

Lessee, it's got roughly 17000 interior and 3500 exterior, so that's only $2,673 a square foot. Pocket change for our Richard.

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

[Nolan Kienitz]

Why no images of the "controls", the helipad, the helicopter, the engine ???

The board room is nice, but I want to see the technical stuff!!

Maybe Richard would invite us on board for a cruise [?]

[Bill Kibbel]

only Richard could afford it!

Silly

That would mean Sir Richard could also afford a real car.

[Robert Jones]

I was gonna call it over priced but did notice an ice maker. Never mind. Sounds like a steal!

[Richard Moore]

Darn! I kind of like where I currently park my boat and that is just few feet too long for my slip. I guess I'll hang on to my loose change for now.

Thanks for thinking of me though.

[Erby]

Makes me wonder how Mikey managed to find a 54 million dollar boat for sale. One can only wonder at what he was really searching for.

[Marc]

I'm trying to figure how someone so baffled by 'puters is simultaneously so adept at using google to find almost anything. I can't match 'im.

Marc

[John Kogel]

That ship looks fast even when she's anchored.

At that price range, they've added a couple of million just for sport.

Richard, I'd try an offer of $39M. No shiek in his right mind wants to get caught out on the open seas in that. It's pirate bait.

I'd be a lot more comfortable in this, and there'd be cash in my pocket for lottery tickets. []

It's a 44ft glass houseboat on aluminum pontoons. You could leave the outdrive and motor on it, or sell the motor and just tow it behind a skiff.

http://www.waterwayhouseboats.com/asset ... 0Sheet.pdf

The price has been slashed to $75G.

[Richard Moore]

I had my butler and footman look into the yacht a bit more. Hard to believe, but it doesn't even have stables on board. I know! I almost gagged on the Beluga!! Who could live like that? I mean, I can see leaving the Arabian stallions at home, they're strictly decorative, but where is one supposed to keep the polo ponies during a trip? Crikey...the thought of arriving in port and not being ready for a quick chukka or two just makes me shudder.

[John Kogel]

If you feel the urge for a quick chukka, you might want to hang over the rail while you're still out at sea. There are codes of conduct while in port, old boy, as you know. []