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Swoosh3

Seaman
Joined
Nov 24, 2015
Messages
55
I "cued" up their parent company. it's no wonder this boat has leg damage...He did a "bank" shot
 

Benny67

Chief Petty Officer
Joined
Apr 21, 2015
Messages
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Bottom line, each and every boat has its own unique story. It might be fine, it might be a disaster.

Also opinions are like a-holes, everybody has one and they all stink.

Go with your gut and if it feels right,go with it. After all its not like it's a lot of money and if it makes you happy then do it and screw all others.

Hell, like I said, that one at my dock has seen some real abuse and still seems to be out there every weekend.

Good luck with your decision
 

S.A. Baker

Petty Officer 1st Class
Joined
Aug 9, 2015
Messages
227
A Bayliner?...uh,no! I wouldn't even trade my 1975 Chrysler for ANY model,year ,or length of Bayliner. Used to be a big dealer here...I checkd them out. They were crap brand new!
 

Swoosh3

Seaman
Joined
Nov 24, 2015
Messages
55
Thank you all for the feed-back. Yesterday I went to have another look at the Bayliner in question and lucky me, it was gone!

I did spot it later in a compound at a Marine Dealer/Shop with the leg off of it, so, either it sold and is now being repaired or, the
owner decided to repair it, it matters not to me anymore and I can wash my hands and cleanse my mind of it.
and
This little exercise has taught me quite a lot.
 
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