Hello to Broom Capricorn owners

[Guest]

Hi

New and very excited Broom Capricorn owner wonders whether there are any like minded fans using this forum?

Hope to hear from you if so.

Ed

 

[byron]

'fraid you will not find many Capricorn owners here but you will find a fairly friendly bunch geezers and geezesses who have one thing in common... an interest in boats.

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[Guest]

Never heard of a Capricorn Byron please tell

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[byron]

It's not a Broom in the sense of a Broom Broom but (I think) a cousin of the family. It's the speedboat. So it's a Broom Broom but not a Broom Broom

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[Guest]

Well thats as clear as mud then thanks B Hang on speed boat on the river ?

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[coliholic]

Speed boat with net curtains? Not seen that before.

 

[BrendanS]

piccie at
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.valwyattmarine.co.uk/morepictures.asp?btsrefno=402171>http://www.valwyattmarine.co.uk/morepictures.asp?btsrefno=402171</A>

 

[byron]

Col? have I got it wrong? Isn't the Capricorn the speedboat with a sliding roof. If not I stand corrected. Got me worried now, is my old age affecting my remembering what Broom is a Broom Broom and what Broom isn't a Broom Broom but also a Broom by Cousin Broom. Maybe my mind needs sweeping.

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[byron]

Thanks Brendan, I feel relieved now that I know my first Broom was the correct Broom and not a Broom from Brooms but a boat from Cousin Broom.

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[BrendanS]

Somewhere I have an old black and white photo of a Broom in the 60's. Small open top with outboard, that was the first boat of a friend of mine. No idea what model it was though.

Maybe I should send it to you for forensic analysis and identification

 

[Guest]

Broom speed boat does sound like a contradiction in terms. And no where to hang the nets either

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[byron]

Bet you wished you never asked now but that is the nature of the Forum. Where do you use your boat? C'mon, you started the thread.. now join in.

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[Broombroomput]

Hi, I have the 1975 Boat show model in purple, fitted with a 5.7L mercruiser. I love the boat and would never sell it, although keeping it going is getting sxpensive. I was going to name it 'Shagadelic' as it is very Austen Powers. Last season I suffered a slow seize after loosing most of it's oil, so need some engine work. How do I post pictures here?

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[byron]

<font color=blue>To post a piccie here you first need put the picture on a webpage somewhere. You then type <font color=red>(image)http://www.freeware.mcmail.com/atsea.JPG(/image)</font color=red> with two important differences, the curved brackets should be square ones like this<font color=red> [ ] </font color=red>and the address inside should be the address where you have placed the photograph on the web.
Here is a piccie of my boat using that formula

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[Broombroomput]

Ok here goes nothing [http://photos.asiafriendrinder.com/...3571]http://www.freeware.mcmail.com/atsea.JPG[/http://photos.asiafriendfinder.com/ff2/photos_100/77/2277937_53008.gif?1047413571]

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[Broombroomput]

[image]http://photos.asiafriendfinder.com/ff2/photos_100/77/2277937_53008.gif1047413571[/image]

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[Broombroomput]

Well its beyond me how to get a picture on here, can I mail one to someone to do it for me?

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[Broombroomput]

try again

[image]http://homepage.ntlworld.com/simon.tinegate/wakesockJPG[/image]

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[BarryH]

Try this

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[lyc]

Let me help

you forgot the dot before jpg

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