I bought a boat in november '06 it was supposed to be turnkey and should have a speedmaster #5 on it.
But neither of it was the case , the balsacore is all rotten and
its a speedmaster # 4 wich is not rebuild like the seller claimed instead the upper gear is all burned up.

please sombody help me .

It's not what you should do, Instead it is what you should have done.
Back in November, you should have had the boat surveyed.

Sorry to put it so bluntly.

did u even see the boat before you bought it?

This survey everyone talks about who does them ,cost what if you live at some distance the reason i ask i am looking for a boat

http://www.nams-cms.org/index.php?cu...arine_Surveyor

Good Info!

SAMS is the other one. Always make sure you call and interview your potential surveyor first. Ask for a faxed or emailed copy of a previous survey they have done, and ask for recommendations. I have purchased two boats off the net and been satisfied with the boats by doing this. The good ones are very through.


www.marinesurvey.org/members.html

Back to the original question. It depends on what you have in writing. Does the receipt say "AS IS" and not mention #5 speedmaster or does it give specifics? Your course of action will depend on what is in writing. Good Luck

The a "as is" on a bill of sale will pretty much sum this up.
Again, not rubbing salt in wounds, - the survey would have disclosed discrepencies.
That being said, I personally probably wouldn't have a survey on a small investment - but if I'm spending major $$ - It's getting looked at first.

So, how'd this work out for you daredevil? Did you off it, or fix it?