Re: Irma
Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2017 10:22 am
Gusto came out of Irma without a scratch in St Petersburg thanks to Irma cutting to the east after it clobbered Naples. We are blessed and humbled that we came out OK but feel for the folks that took the brunt of the storm as well as the flooding after Irma passed. We are helping them through our church as much as we can.
The worst (or maybe the best) thing that happened to Gusto was that the 11 year old leaky bimini top kinda fell apart when we took it down. We’ll have to replace it. We’re thinking of a “Hard-to-Top” (www.hardtotop.com) very light weight hard top that will secure to the bimini bows. Is anyone familiar with the Hard-to-Top product? Good or bad reports? One of the cool features is that the top can be configured to collect water. Nice in the Bahamas.
Bob MacNeill
Gusto #83
The worst (or maybe the best) thing that happened to Gusto was that the 11 year old leaky bimini top kinda fell apart when we took it down. We’ll have to replace it. We’re thinking of a “Hard-to-Top” (www.hardtotop.com) very light weight hard top that will secure to the bimini bows. Is anyone familiar with the Hard-to-Top product? Good or bad reports? One of the cool features is that the top can be configured to collect water. Nice in the Bahamas.
Bob MacNeill
Gusto #83