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[[File:Boatyard-GTAVC-purchase.jpg|thumb|right|280px|Tommy Vercetti buys the boatyard from [[Dwaine]] and [[Jethro]].]] | [[File:Boatyard-GTAVC-purchase.jpg|thumb|right|280px|Tommy Vercetti buys the boatyard from [[Dwaine]] and [[Jethro]].]] | ||
The '''Boatyard''' is, as the name states, a boatyard in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. It is located in [[Viceport]], [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]], | The '''Boatyard''' is, as the name states, a boatyard in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. It is located in [[Viceport]], [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]], a short walk away from the [[Viceport Military Garage]], [[Phil's Depot]] and the [[Vice City Port Authority]] office. | ||
==Role in Storyline== | ==Role in Storyline== | ||
The Boatyard constructed speedboats for specific buyers. The Boatyard built [[Squalo|the fastest boat in Vice City]] for the head of the [[Costa Rican Gang]], but [[Tommy Vercetti]] broke into the Boatyard to steal the boat under orders of [[Ricardo Diaz]] during mission "[[The Fastest Boat]]. | The Boatyard constructed speedboats for specific buyers. The Boatyard built [[Squalo|the fastest boat in Vice City]] for the head of the [[Costa Rican Gang]], but [[Tommy Vercetti]] broke into the Boatyard to steal the boat under orders of [[Ricardo Diaz]] during mission "[[The Fastest Boat]]". Before being purchased by Tommy Vercetti, the Boatyard was owned and run by [[Dwaine]] and [[Jethro]]. Later in 1986, Tommy Vercetti bought the Boatyard for [[Money|$]]10,000, prompting them to leave Vice City for the [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|state of San Andreas]]. Tommy uses the Boatyard as a port of entry for the cocaine shipments, which he then proceeds to distribute in Vice City. When Tommy finishes the boat race in [[Checkpoint Charlie]], the business will generate up to $2,000 every day as an [[asset|asset]]. | ||
== | ==Purchase script== | ||
(''Tommy Vercetti looks around the seemingly empty boatyard.'') | |||
'''Tommy Vercetti''': Hello? Hel-lo?! Hello? | |||
(''From a boat above'') | |||
'''Dwaine''': Put it out. There's a dude here. (''Calling down to Vercetti'') Hey suit dude! I guess you're the new owner? | |||
'''Tommy Vercetti''': Yeah. Which one of the boats is the fastest? | |||
'''Dwaine''': It's already in the water, dude. I thought you might want to try her out. Dude, she's already running with a 300 horse power engine... | |||
'''Jethro''': ... and the fiberglass hull, she just shoots through the waves! | |||
'''Dwaine''': She can do like zero to sixty in four seconds flat dude... | |||
'''Jethro''': ... and she can hold like twenty bales of the best Jamaican smoke right in the hull! | |||
(''Vercetti turns around and walks away'') | |||
'''Dwaine''': So go ahead dude, she's ready to fly! | |||
'''Jethro''': Yo yo, uh, suit dude, you gotta light? Dude? Dude? | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The Boatyard is referenced in the mission "[[Wear Flowers in Your Hair|Wear Flowers in your Hair]]" in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. During this mission [[The Truth]] goes to with [[Carl Johnson]] to find [[Dwaine]] and [[Jethro]], who owned the boatyard before [[Tommy Vercetti]] bought it. The Truth says, "...there's these two guys I know - used to work on marine engines, 'til the mob bought their business over in Vice | * The Boatyard is referenced in the mission "[[Wear Flowers in Your Hair|Wear Flowers in your Hair]]" in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. During this mission [[The Truth]] goes to with [[Carl Johnson]] to find [[Dwaine]] and [[Jethro]], who owned the boatyard before [[Tommy Vercetti]] bought it. The Truth says, "...there's these two guys I know - used to work on marine engines, 'til the mob bought their business over in Vice". | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 5 August 2012
| BUSINESS The Boatyard | |
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 The Boatyard in GTA Vice City.
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| Appearances: | Grand Theft Auto: Vice City |
| Name: | The Boatyard |
| Owner: | Tommy Vercetti |
| Type of Business: | Boatyard |
| Location: | Viceport, Vice City |
The Boatyard is, as the name states, a boatyard in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. It is located in Viceport, Vice City, a short walk away from the Viceport Military Garage, Phil's Depot and the Vice City Port Authority office.
Role in Storyline
The Boatyard constructed speedboats for specific buyers. The Boatyard built the fastest boat in Vice City for the head of the Costa Rican Gang, but Tommy Vercetti broke into the Boatyard to steal the boat under orders of Ricardo Diaz during mission "The Fastest Boat". Before being purchased by Tommy Vercetti, the Boatyard was owned and run by Dwaine and Jethro. Later in 1986, Tommy Vercetti bought the Boatyard for $10,000, prompting them to leave Vice City for the state of San Andreas. Tommy uses the Boatyard as a port of entry for the cocaine shipments, which he then proceeds to distribute in Vice City. When Tommy finishes the boat race in Checkpoint Charlie, the business will generate up to $2,000 every day as an asset.
Purchase script
(Tommy Vercetti looks around the seemingly empty boatyard.)
Tommy Vercetti: Hello? Hel-lo?! Hello?
(From a boat above)
Dwaine: Put it out. There's a dude here. (Calling down to Vercetti) Hey suit dude! I guess you're the new owner?
Tommy Vercetti: Yeah. Which one of the boats is the fastest?
Dwaine: It's already in the water, dude. I thought you might want to try her out. Dude, she's already running with a 300 horse power engine...
Jethro: ... and the fiberglass hull, she just shoots through the waves!
Dwaine: She can do like zero to sixty in four seconds flat dude...
Jethro: ... and she can hold like twenty bales of the best Jamaican smoke right in the hull!
(Vercetti turns around and walks away)
Dwaine: So go ahead dude, she's ready to fly!
Jethro: Yo yo, uh, suit dude, you gotta light? Dude? Dude?
Trivia
- The Boatyard is referenced in the mission "Wear Flowers in your Hair" in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. During this mission The Truth goes to with Carl Johnson to find Dwaine and Jethro, who owned the boatyard before Tommy Vercetti bought it. The Truth says, "...there's these two guys I know - used to work on marine engines, 'til the mob bought their business over in Vice".