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Date Posted: - Friday - 12/ 7/07 - 3:44pm
Author: Mike Anthony
Subject: Fuel tank on the 40
In reply to: Mike M-40 #61 's message, "Cockpit removal" on - Tuesday - 12/ 4/07 - 10:21pm

How big of a tank do you want, I put a 100 gallon welded alum tank in my cockpit. I did not have to bring the deck up. See the pics under Tivoli, you can see where I put the tank.

Mike & Paula
S/V Tivoli

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[> [> Pictures? -- Mike M-40 #61, - Saturday - 12/ 8/07 - 11:02pm

Hello Mike
Do you have more pictures you might share? If so, please email me at michael2272272000@yahoo.com. Thanks
mike

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[> [> [> Pics of fuel tanks on Tivoli -- Mike Anthony, - Monday - 12/10/07 - 10:13am

Mike,

I have most of the pics at the boat, I probably will not go back down until after the first of the year, at least not uncover and go on board anyway. However, when I do I will some of the pics that I have and email to you. How is everything else coming on your boat. I had to have some hardware for both booms fabricated this past fall. It was the first time that both masts and booms were up. We actually were able to sail her twice. Probably the first time she has been under sail in many many years. Cant wait until the spring...

Mike & Paula
S/V Tivoli

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[> [> [> [> Thanks Mike -- Mike M-40 #61, - Monday - 12/10/07 - 10:39am

Thanks, I can use all the info I can get. Most of the interior was removed when I bought my boat. The engine and transmission will be ready to install when warm weather comes. I'm having a rudder built in Michigan this winter. Got all new aluminum rigging. IF you don't mind, would you measure the distance between the mast for me? Hope you don't mind, It would really be nice to know.
mike

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