starcrafter65
Chief Petty Officer
- Joined
- Jun 9, 2009
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Starmada
Thowing this one out - what about A Renovation of the Year Award? In fact -since he got totally stiffed at Tin Stock and he seems to have set the reno standard - North Beach can be the inaugural winner for 2009. We can name it the "IBoats Starmada Renovation of the Year".
Since it might be easier to pull this off on the internet - it might just work - trophy will have some sort of Starcraft Logo/Silouette and the winner gets to keep it for a year:
Some Basic Format Like This:
1. Entrants are those who are going to call their boats "finished" and have splashed them that calendar year.
2. Either a review of the reno thread or have an award thread with entrants posts with before and after pics
3. Plus here is an important one - throw some costs in! Any knucklehead like me can spend way too much on both buying the boat and then fixing it up - takes skill to do it economically - the $1500 resto job on a Jet may be more worthy than a $6000 Starchief (or $4000 on a 1968 Holiday
).
4. Ingenuity, thrift, elbow grease, karma, history...tell your story and let the voters decide!
I love a good contest - seem like SC's will be around - and the forum is only getting bigger and we seem to have quite an enthusiastic bunch.
What do you guys think!?!
Thowing this one out - what about A Renovation of the Year Award? In fact -since he got totally stiffed at Tin Stock and he seems to have set the reno standard - North Beach can be the inaugural winner for 2009. We can name it the "IBoats Starmada Renovation of the Year".
Since it might be easier to pull this off on the internet - it might just work - trophy will have some sort of Starcraft Logo/Silouette and the winner gets to keep it for a year:
Some Basic Format Like This:
1. Entrants are those who are going to call their boats "finished" and have splashed them that calendar year.
2. Either a review of the reno thread or have an award thread with entrants posts with before and after pics
3. Plus here is an important one - throw some costs in! Any knucklehead like me can spend way too much on both buying the boat and then fixing it up - takes skill to do it economically - the $1500 resto job on a Jet may be more worthy than a $6000 Starchief (or $4000 on a 1968 Holiday
).4. Ingenuity, thrift, elbow grease, karma, history...tell your story and let the voters decide!
I love a good contest - seem like SC's will be around - and the forum is only getting bigger and we seem to have quite an enthusiastic bunch.
What do you guys think!?!
