I wonder if you looked on the inside you would find some cement board with tile over it? Could be an Italian boat.

It's called maximum retention. Now he just has to grind down the screws and gel over them, thereby using every millimeter of holding power. :whistle:

Who would use 3/4" screws in a Bayliner????

do you think he got it in the water like that or was it stuck to the trailer

Imagine splaining that to your wife!

RUN!

The good thing is, if you were taking on water you could remove some screws to let it out.

I think I know this guy......Had to have been the same one that showed up to do some wood work (on a cruiser I used to own) with a spirit level! No, I'm not kidding......sent him packing.

The azzhat forgot to bend them over with a hammer.....some people .

That might be a new trick that causes aeration under the hull for more speed?:eureka:

No pilot holes?? HACK!