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Archives => 2003 => Topic started by: jepinto on October 05, 2003, 03:35:12 AM
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This thread from Rosa3035 and RHP's response reminded me...... Sweet'ums is about to get a(nother) boat-hey, whatcanIsay?, his is boats, mine is Apples-and we can not find any info on the manufacturer.
It is a "Sea Lion" with a 70HP VOR Evinrude. Either I'm losing my mind (Hi, LOrraine!) or I've seen a mess of them, but can't find ANY info.
Anyone?
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Morning Jenni; don't know anything about boats but, assuming you googled or sherlocked (it seems you can use anything as a verb these days!), did you try 'sealion' as one word as well?
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Jen,
Put this:
"choey lee sea lion"
into Google or dogpile and you'll get a lot of hits.

That might be "cheoy lee sea lion"...I've seen it spelled both ways.
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Google gives lots of hits for "Sea Lion" but the "arf, arf" kind, no boats.
Kris: He is NOT repeat NOT getting that kind-how can you keep the boy on the farm once he's seen the wide open sea?
OY VEY!!!
Neil: Tried. Nada. That's why I'm calling on Lorraine-I think I might be hallucinating.
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Jen:
Just think like a marketeer . . .
Here?
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Jennie,
I can't help you with that particular brand, but I frequent a boating forum that has many thousands of members (my member number is nine thousand... something). I sure someone there can help. boatered
Steve
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Jen, you have to use the manufacturer's name in the search with sea lion.
Cheoy lee sea lion (proper spelling)
Choey lee sea lion (some people mispell so try this too)
dogpile search
google search
here's one for sale
history of the manufacturer (use links at bottom of page for more)
another place that will sell or find you one
one example