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Boat Parking

boo-boo · 2004-06-14 18:50:45

Hi, Anyone any ideas how must it costs to 'park' a boat in a yard for the winter, talking about around 27-30 ft thanks,

14-06-2004 6:50pm

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boo-boo

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Hi,

Anyone any ideas how must it costs to 'park' a boat in a yard for the winter, talking about around 27-30 ft

thanks,

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#2 15-06-2004 5:35pm

ClonmelMan

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Hiya, not sure if this is what you want but it may give you an idea of prices.

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#3 17-06-2004 12:57pm

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Where? In Dublin, Cork, Galway, The moon.

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#4 20-06-2004 11:46am

boo-boo

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hmmm, the Sea of Tranquility sounds good.

Thanks ClonmelMan tho' thats great, I just needed a rough (very) idea of prices

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#5 18-07-2004 7:23am

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Depending on the quality of the boat yard...

27-30 foot boat (including crane lifts) will cost you (Oct - April) *roughly* 650 euro

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