You are just relentless. I'm assuming it's Florida because the poster is located in Florida. If it's in Florida, Florida will find out and...
The poster asked "WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES OF A CRUISING PERMIT EXPIRE". Having to pay Florida Sales Tax would be a consequence.
Expired U.S. Cruising Permit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If a foreign flagged vessel...
Because I'm sure that a lot of Italian owners have their yachts foriegn flagged for tax reasons.
Marmot, your statement is not true. Here in Florida if a foriegn flagged vessel does not have a cruising permit and is here is subject to state...
They're very easy to deploy and take in. They should have a line on the backside (bottom) of the cone, you pull it by that and it closes up...
It's really quite simple in my opinion. There are plenty of places to go cruising other than Italy that are nicer than Italy. A lot of yacht and...
I agree, why do some guys on here have to go from quoting or even argueing facts to then personally attacking the other person.
Most of those guys can't swim, so they don't go near the water! hehehe....plus there isn't enough room at the marina for their tents and 30 tons...
Some of the Bertram Internationals had termite issues, termites had gotten into the wood prior to it being installed in the yacht, and...
It is quite possible for them to want to tax the boat on sales tax if it stays here after it's cruising permit has expired.
It usually gets to a point and stops.
I used to run a 103' that had 3 extensions put on it over the years and actually started life as an 86'. It's running gear was never moved. It...
I agree with what he said about repairing the gelcoat if it's some small areas and everything. However, I am involved with some of the Posts...
Yeah, but Nortech builds a light boat for it's size...... They do build REALLY fast race boats.
If you had zero problems and the boat runs great after doing 5 days of work on a boat that's 20 years old, what did the broker lie about?
Thats the big Nortech around 76' I think. I forget the size, but I believe it's hull #1 that debuted at the Fort Lauderdale, FL
The handheld can also be used for the tender as well as communicating to the yacht from shore and has many more uses and is waterproof
How about a handheld vhf with the remote that clips on your shirt. This is very popular on the larger yachts and the person at the helm already...
How high is the platform above the water?
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