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Re: Top 15 Boats Brands Searched on Internet
Originally Posted by Hydrocruiser
Sea Rays rule....they keep selling like hotcakes good economy or bad economy...these days a fully loaded 34' Dancer with gas engines..A/C etc is under 200k with special financing rates and the interest is written off as a second home deal.
I was in one last week....very nice...comfy...everything you could want...ride is superb in a 1-2' chop. But the "needle" kinda stops in the upper 30's.....lots and lots of value and decent speed and reliability....you just have to allow a little more time to get around is all :D A 34' Sea Ray is a lot of boat for the $$. It is one of their best sellers and resale is unbelievable. ...wonder if Aronow ever tried one out? :p |
Re: Top 15 Boats Brands Searched on Internet
Originally Posted by PARMENTIER123
bayliner!!!!!............theyre great for playing rock the boat. too lite.... Iwill say the larger ones (over 35feet) are ok for a cheaper boat.
no offense to bayliner owners.... Besides, Bayliner is too easy. :D Welcome to OSO. Parmentier... is that French? |
Re: Top 15 Boats Brands Searched on Internet
actually , my first boat was a bayliner. i was 16......i'm just having fun.....never mean to offend........
parmentier is belgian....... I am new to this sight........i'm looking for wellcraft info.....i live in michigan and boat on great lakes........wellcraft at least i thought was still built in sarasota.......its hard to find any info about older wellcrafts up here...even dealers........especially the one i have...everyone sais, its wellcrafts first version of a "stepped" or "pad" hull........i've recieved allot of good advice from more experienced power boaters in the past. thanks for the welcome |
Re: Top 15 Boats Brands Searched on Internet
Originally Posted by PARMENTIER123
i'm just having fun.....never mean to offend...
thanks for the welcome You bet. |
Re: Top 15 Boats Brands Searched on Internet
I know everybody llikes to rag on the Bayliners ,and i mean everbody but i have a twin engine 28 footer with a flybridge from 86 that i bought for a boat to go diving with and the hull is adout a inch and a half thick and weighs 10,ooo pounds.Alot of the others can be real peices of chit though,I think a lot of it has to do with they are an entry level boat for 1st time boaters and just fall into disrepair from lack of maintanance.
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