Used Rowing Shells link

[Joe Dupere]

On one of the rowing threads within the last couple of years, someone posted a link to a site that lists used rowing shells/sculls for sale. I used to have a link but
I don't seem to have it any more. I vaguely recall that it was a Maine site. Does this ring a bell? If anybody could post a link I'd appreciate it.

Thanks, Joe

[JimConlin]

http://www.row2k.com/classifieds/classifieds.pl

[rbgarr]

IIRC it was run by a guy associated with the Epifanes distributorship in Thomaston, Maine: 1-800-269-0961

[rbgarr]

It just came back to me:

http://www.rowableclassics.com

[George Ray]

www.littlerivermarine.com (http://www.littlerivermarine.com)

www.adirondackrowing.com/ (http://www.adirondackrowing.com/)

[Joe Dupere]

Thanks all, rowable classics was the one I was thinking about, but I forgot I was also looking for the row2k classifieds. Little River and adirondack rowing I'd already found.

Joe

[StevenBauer]

Are you going over to the dark side, Joe?
:D
Steven

[Joe Dupere]

Steven, I've slipped over the edge and I'm on the way down. In the last year or so I've rowed over a thousand miles, a lot of it on an erg, and I really want to get into a boat made to row. My Shellback's a lot of fun but I'm limited in how far or fast I can go in the time available on a given outing. I'm not married to the idea of a scull, my preference would be something like the Whisp, or maybe Oughtred's Mole or Badger. But I'm not ruling out a sliding seat rig, if I can find one.

I really just like the rowable classics website and his philosophy of trying to keep the old wooden shells on the water.

Joe

[Tom Robb]

What Joe said, in the water and out of the chain resteraunts

[Tom Robb]

What's the trick with these new icons? And did someone say we finallyhave spell check?
BTW I'm glag the blue is gone and brown is back.