Don't let your DS become a flowerpot!

[DS 1858]

[K.C. Walker]

Now there's a Cape Cod classic! And classy to…

[Roger]

What a classic reminder and opportunity for me to toot my own horn. I would direct you to the top of the DS II forum where you will find a sticky note on how to get a book on maintenance and restoration of this wonderful boat. You can also e-mail me direct at roger.conrad@mts.net to find out how to order your book or CD, (or both). I consider this my duty in saving the DS from such similar fate as these flower pots.

[algonquin]

Now that is definitely DS abuse !!

The motor well flower pots are a real nice touch however. Brad

[MrPlywood]

Just curious, could a boat treated that way be salvaged? The one in the foreground looks better (the parts you can see anyway) than a lot I've seen...

[Jett]

I'm very happy to report that my wife's two hobbies, sailing and gardening, happen to be in that exact order....

[algonquin]

Just curious, could a boat treated that way be salvaged? The one in the foreground looks better (the parts you can see anyway) than a lot I've seen...

The fiberglass doesn't rot per say so after you give your wife the flowers and remove the weeds and dirt you should have a base boat that can be salvaged. Brad

[ctenidae]

Might overpower a DS Garden, but worth a shot, I think.

[algonquin]

28 Cents - Looks like a Chevy.

I still like the DS Garden better but it does give me a few ideas for a vegetable garden. ''I could'a had a V8''. Brad