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Less Than $50,000 can get you 1/3 ownership of a 65 foot Bruce Roberts Yacht.
Four staterooms each with its own shower and head and full time captain.
Still in need of the cosmetic work, |
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for which the investment funds wull be used. Your investment should more than double in 90 days when the work is completed. |
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My name is Jerry. My sons, John ,18 and James, 15 moved to South Florida with me after my divorce to build a yacht with me. We now live on our 65 foot power trawler, Hadar
But now after Katrina, we need your help. However, we are not asking for charity. Instead the help we need comes with the likely probability of significant financial return for you. |
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This is how we started.
I my sons, my girlfriend and a good friend, Beatriz built a wooden one off mold of a Bruce Roberts 65 foot hull. When we started there was nothing but a gravel yard.
In this picture, You see the mold supports for what will be the keel. The lumber that will be used to build the mold is to the lower left.
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July 2003 |
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I didn't just one day order the materials and start this boat. I spent almost a year researching boat designs and construction methods.
I am educated in mechanical engineering and have practical experience in fiberglass fabrication and other skills needed to accomplish a project like this.
Before even purchasing the engineering |
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diagrams and structural blue prints for Hadar, I built a detailed scale model. Exact in every detail, exterior and interior. I built this to visualize every detail of construction. I wanted to make certain there would be no surprises during construction.
Hal Whitaker, the marine engineer for Hadar, had already taken care of structural integrity and sea worthiness of the design. |
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August 2003 |
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By August we had the mold done and were ready to start the glass work. It took 10 drums of polyester resin and one ton of biaxial fiberglass matt just to get the hull skin fleshed out, before any materials for reinforcement had even been delivered. |
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