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Alarik,
We have decided to keep our
commander and wish for you to
remove the advertisement from
your web site. We appreciate the
assistance you and the club
website have offered and would
also like to say, that every
time we had someone contact us
from the website they were very
kind, courteous and informative
folks.
So much so that we have
decided we don't want to sell
our commander and want to be
more involved with the club and
the folks who belong to it.
We
recently contacted David Griggs
(AD ID
#103) though the CCCC. We
sent him an email and asked if
he would be willing to let us
come see his Sport Cruiser and
"show us the ropes" He
graciously agreed and welcomed
us into his home and his boat.
He shared his many years of
boating and Chris Craft
experience with us. We would
love to include an article on
the CCCC website to thank him
and the CCCC for allowing us
into your world and showing us
that there are still some caring
people in this world with values
and a willingness to share their
knowledge and allow someone else
to grow.
David allowed us to stay in
his beautiful Florida guest
house, (which is a boater's
paradise). He agreed to show us
his boat from the heart (twin
427's) to the flybridge, and
even let us drive her and get a
feel for how those fabulous twin
screws handle.
We learned
as much as he could tell us in
just 2 days. He is a wealth of
knowledge and even shared his
mistakes so we wouldn't do the
same. Dave always said, even
though I made a mistake, the
Chris Crafts are so well made,
the boat or engine was very
forgiving with no major harm.
This past weekend was an
absolutely fabulous opportunity
and we feel it is the because of
the type of people who own these
boats and are involved with the
CCCC.
We are looking forward to
many years of boating and want
to thank our special Skipper
David Griggs.
So would you please consider
sharing our experience on the
CCCC website.
Sincerely,
Vince and Tonya Avenatti |