View Poll Results: Profile or Bayliner

Profile

38.83%

Bayliner

61.17%

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03-06-2003 | 08:37 AM

#41

JUSTONCE

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From: tropical Cleveland OH

ouch! goody76: are you refering to htm?

03-06-2003 | 08:43 AM

#42

Goody76

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maybe, not to put other builders down but these guys post alot of negative reviews about builders and don't look at the track record.

03-06-2003 | 09:06 AM

#43

Tom McCann

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WTC,
I am in sales and I am very good with people. As soon as I said I was from Ny state he started in on me. I believe there was more to it than I knew. I know that he and my dealer were having problems because he made that very clear, but you know what there was no exuse for his actions towards me.

02-10-2006 | 06:23 PM

#44

ActiveThunder

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Re: Profile or Bayliner

Upper NY State, I assume.

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Originally Posted by Tom McCann

02-10-2006 | 06:29 PM

#45

dean51267

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Re: Profile or Bayliner

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Originally Posted by Tom McCann

I can finish this. I sold my brand new profile. I can speak from experience. I bought a brand new profile in 1996. I used it for one season and it needed alot of work. I dont want to slam profile becauses he is just a guy who likes boats and is trying to make a living, but I can not excuse the behavior of Randy Shultz when I personaly spoke to him on the phone about the problems with my boat. When I told him about the problems with the boat he statred to use profane language towards me and blamed me and everyone on the east cost that owns a profile that it was our fault with the problems. He also gave me details about the relationship between him and my dealer that I needed not to hear. In short he would not back his boat and I had to have my dealer arrange to fix the boat locally. Pretty good for a boat I bought brand new with a 5 year hull warranty. I should of just bought a used boat and took a chance. I was not the only one with problems with profile. There were 6 other people in my area that bought them and all of them had hull problems. Sorry to seem so digruntled about the situation but you know what, I am a very fare person and easy to get along with if that phone call I made to Randy went differantly I would not be so negative towards profile.

Tom, please contact me about your experience. [email protected]. We share a common experience, and I intend to stop it from happening to someone else.

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02-10-2006 | 07:24 PM

#46

TeamSaris

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From: Lake George

Re: Profile or Bayliner

I have ridden in two Profiles. A 28 cat with a 875 and a 29 with a 525. Both nice boats. I also love to go tubbin behind my buddies bayliner. So I cant say anything bad about either company.

02-10-2006 | 07:42 PM

#47

cosmic12

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From: Syracuse N.Y.

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take a good look at the lines on deck/strakes ect ect are there any stright ones? wtc .that cat is an old red line mold that randy got about 12 yrs ago. my 27 fell apart and the repair was even worse. enough said

02-10-2006 | 07:50 PM

#48

onesickpantera

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I thought the cat hull was redone in 2000 or 2002?(I can't remember). There were a couple in our area and they looked like a nice boat. They definitely performed very well.

I have heard some things about the quality in the 90s.

Obviously there are better quality boats out there but they seem to be a good bang for the buck.

I think Caincando1 toured the plant and was very impressed with the facility and the boats.