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Old 03-15-2008, 05:09 PM
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do you remember how much the ferry was? Someone else mentioned it to me.
Just curious. pick-up and 30 foot fifthwheel.
Todd
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Old 03-15-2008, 06:07 PM
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If you google lake mishigan ferries you will get their website with prices. If you cant find it, pm me and i will dig out the firm and details. I am guessing for two of us, a 3/4 ton and a 29 foot trailer is was almost 300. Book super early and the one we took was an old coal boat with a lot of history. It was a very nice relaxing ride on a flat lake. Not sure i would do it again, but well worth the fun once.
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