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Repowering Ganesh: Payin’ the Piper
Related tags: Projects | Cap'n Fatty | Article by Cap'n Fatty Goodlander
I knew before buying Ganesh that she'd need to be repowered; that was one of the reasons her price was right. The only questions were when and how?
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January 29, 2009Bright Ideasby Bernadette BernonOn catamarans, clever port coverings establish privacy while maintaining a feeling of openness and light. From "Makeovers and Refits" in our August 2008 issueRating:0
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