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Rinker 312 - Chicago, IL to Sarasota, FL

This beautiful Rinker mid-sized cruiser was loaded on a Wednesday afternoon at Riverdale Marina www.riverdalemarina.com in Riverdale, IL from and delivered on Saturday morning to its final destination - Phillipi Harbor Club http://www.phillippiharbor.com near Sarasota, FL.   

The boat’s owner is a doctor from Chicago who recently purchased a second home in Sarasota.   This boat will now reside permanently in Florida as he plans to buy another boat for use at his home port of Riverdale, IL.  The receiving marina was first rate - boasting the largest indoor drystack facility I had ever seen - three levels high and able to accomodate boats up to 35′ in length.  In the Florida sun and salt water, dry stacking makes alot of sense for preserving your boat, especially if your plan is to visit only occasionally.

From this delivery, we headed to Ponce Inlet (Daytona Beach area) to pick up a center console fishing boat bound for Seabrook, Texas.   Soon we would hear about a storm on its way towards Texas, called “Hurricane Ike”…

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MREBoatTransport.com is almost complete!

Thanks to those of you that have been stopping by the new site, and giving us valuable feedback during the design process!   Our goal is to have the new site up later this week, and start to share more information in the form of this ‘Company Journal & Job Log’ to all boaters planning a boat transport, big or small.

We have taken lots of pictures along the way, and plan to publish the best of them with stories on unique origins and destinations encountered by MREMarine.  Our 2006 Alaskan trip will most certainly be one of them - along with the classic wooden 1957 Chris Craft Commander, transported from Southern Cali to Macatawa Bay Boat Works in Michigan for some final restoration - before becoming a museum peice in Louisiana.

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Mark Rinker, Owner MREMarine

SeaRay 300 en route from Chicago, IL to Seattle, WA

SeaRay 300 en route from Chicago, IL to Seattle, WA

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