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Pontoon Boat For Sale – 24 FT
I have a very nice 24′ pontoon boat made by intech marine. Motor is a 125 force just had carbs rebuilt this last summer and motor is mechanically sound. the floor is all constructed of aluminum which makes it very light and strong and will never rot. carpet and interior is like brand new and has plenty of storage under all the seats.
Center of the boat has aluminum top and each end has bimini covers that you can have out or pull them in. the back has sunning deck and at night turns into sleeping area. it has sound system in it amp 6 6×9 speakers and aux jack for ipod. this boat will hold 12 people. comes with vest and othor boat things like anchor ropes bumpers etc…. I love this boat but its time for me to move on to other things. my name is ken 664-8148
Also just had boat appraised at $8500 to $10,600
- Location: Tucson
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Providence Boat Show Update
Here is an update for the upcoming Providence Boat Show….The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association will be hosting a discussion by boating industry leaders looking at the future of the industry in the Ocean State prior to the opening of the Providence Boat Show.
Moderated by Mark Murphy, editor of Providence Business News, the event will take place at 2 p.m. Jan. 7 in the fifth floor rotunda of the Rhode Island Convention Center, prior to the 4 p.m. opening of the show.
Expected speakers include Ben Hall, vice president of Hall Spars; Chris Watson, director of marketing at KVH Industries; Rich O’Meara of Core Composites; Terry Nathan, president of IYRS and Michael Keyworth, manager of Brewer Cove Haven Marina.
For information about the “Boats Work for Rhode Island Roundtable,” call Lisa DiRaimo, executive director of the Rhode Island Marine Trades Association at (401) 615-5419 or go to www.boatsworkri.com.
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Also at the show, the Rhode Island Marine Trades Association is continuing its worker outreach effort under its “Boats Work for Rhode Island” brand.
Aspects of the program will be presented Jan. 7-10 at the RIMTA Pavilion on the main floor of the Providence Boat Show and will include how-to demonstrations by workers and students in the industry, information booths by education and career assistance organizations and a giveaway of a new inflatable boat in a raffle to benefit a scholarship fund.
The Governor’s Workforce Board has recognized the marine industry as one targeted for growth and critical to the state’s economy.
“During the Boat Show, RIMTA will have representatives of the industry available to explain how boating impacts the Rhode Island community and economy as well as detail the types of careers available to Rhode Island workers plus training opportunities for students and those already in the field,” said Susan Daly, vice president of IYRS and chairman of RIMTA’s Education & Training Committee, in a statement.
