The 23,26,30, and 35 outlaws were liner boats,
the 245, 277/278, 335 and 405 were too.

The 40 O/L, 342 and H2x weren't, everything below
2004 isn't.

Correct Greg ?

Liner boats have a smooth finish in the cabin base area
and the engine bay

This is a picture of a liner boat cabin

Yo OL30, post a picture of a full liner, I see you lurking!:drink:

I have searched my old files and dont seem to have anything!


Jaay Teee

You are right on track. Dont forget the 20 & 202. And the 247 Islander.

The 192 was a funky 2 piece deal. I doubt Reggie will put any effort into that one.

Becker sent me some pic's of the green 35 w/700's
when it was being built, before they had the deck on it.

I think I still have those pic's on the laptop at home,
it shows a good portion of the liner.

If I still have them, I'll post them.

I think it's the cabin of Lucky 7's.

I just copied the picture off of Baja's website,
and some of the other pic's there are of L7

So no liner pics at assembly? Im curious to see...

I have some somewhere, just have to find 'em. Most of my pix were just the back half of the boat, since thats where i spent most of my time!

So many boat manufactures including Baja have been building liner boats for many years,What happend/changed in the early to mid 2000 that caused some issued with Baja liner boats???

Which manufacturers are you referring to?

I,m asking about the baja
But I think Powerquest,Sunsation,Checkmate use liners,No?

I think some of the older Baja's along with others used cockpit liners, making a 3 piece boat. I think the new ones have only 2 sections. I think even some of the dealers were misinformed about it because I had one of them tell me they had no stringers in the new boat, but it was stronger faster lighter. What are the failure areas on the boats in question?
Was it cosmetic or structural? Is this what a complete failure looks like?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Boats...=p4506.c0.m245

Scott