What a pile of dung, that boat style has to to be the most useless looking non functional things I have ever seen. Too bad they don't know what a good boat cover can do for a boats value too.One more for the evening:
We have a 1990 21ft Bayliner capri with cuddy cabin. We purchased it with a blown piston from a dis- honest person a couple summers ago. Had it in the water twice, got a new piston for it. tore the motor apart to replace it, and never got back to the project. A tree limb fell and broke part of the front glass. Has a very nice Escort trailer. My loss, want it gone. $1000 obo Call text or email
http://maine.craigslist.org/boa/4450027910.html
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interesting attempt to get the junk bayliner hauled away...might as well read "buy my trailer for $1000, and then pay the $300 recycling fee for my boat while you're at it"
Here is a good one. Complete with plants growing in it for $1200
http://salina.craigslist.org/boa/4512315904.html
$1200.00 seems like a lot of money for a planter.
This ad claims the 17' Bayliner has 350hp and you can see the picture of a Mercruiser 3.0l powering it. His wife might believe it but I don't.
http://spokane.craigslist.org/boa/4520977446.html
What a pile of dung, that boat style has to to be the most useless looking non functional things I have ever seen. Too bad they don't know what a good boat cover can do for a boats value too.
I agree. I don't get that type of cuddy either. Perhaps posters who have a small cuddy can enlighten me on their value. A guy on my 265 acre lake that has a 19' or 20' cuddy. I've always wanted to ask why he bought it. I've never seen anyone sleeping on it. He just pulls his kids on tubes. Rarely do we even see them anchored and swimming off of it.What a pile of dung, that boat style has to to be the most useless looking non functional things I have ever seen. Too bad they don't know what a good boat cover can do for a boats value too.