Looking at a big power Bayliner
03-24-2014 | 08:14 PM
#14
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Got me excited as I'm selling my big power bayliner. Quad step straight bottom, beaked and bustled with 4.3 liter coupled to dry sump trs's with 6" spacer with never dulled 2 blade surface props turning inside-out (just sharpened on grinder). Now this is a turn key high performance deep vee racing type vessel. Not for beginners or cigarette owners. This boat has the best of everything. Built with an open pocket book. 4 speaker jenson sound system, two 60 watt 6x9s and two 6inch subs powered by 80watt amp! (Hits hard) all wires are accessible on cockpit floor for easy addition if wanted. engines run like new with 800hrs but freshened the oil and plugs last season. Fires right up with a quick jump from car and either. All gauges work except for oil pressure and water temp. You can boat for 8 worry free hrs before you even need to start hand pumping water out of bilge. (Normal leak). Floor is springy so rough water isn't even felt. List goes on and on. No joy rides and serious inquirers only. I'm buying a high powered fan boat and have to let her go. $37,000 without trailer. OBO. Consider trade for wood burner installed or washer/dryer combo.
03-24-2014 | 10:59 PM
#19
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Joined: Nov 2000
Posts: 534
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From: CA
Does a 500HP small block with a Volvo speedy drive count?
Yes, it is a Bayliner, made only in '83; foam cored and left in the mold 7 days.
This is # 44 of 51, had # 9 also, but that had a Merc 470 in it.
Yes, it is a Bayliner, made only in '83; foam cored and left in the mold 7 days.
This is # 44 of 51, had # 9 also, but that had a Merc 470 in it.
