Or they are folks who buy crappy boats without warranties? I’ve owned quite a few boats, I don’t keep them beyond the engine warranty, usually 6 years so for me personally all I can say is I’ve enjoyed my experiences with my boats but I’m sure there are plenty that regret buying one.
No real wrong way to do it as long as it works for you. I am on the opposite end. I have my 1995 Mariah, still looks and runs great.
I guess my best advice to anyone wanting to buy a boat these days is to try to buy one with a warranty if you can. Every boat is going to have a problem at some point but if you have a warranty then it won't sting you nearly as bad. These engines these days are ridiculous. The boat I just sold had a 200 hp Suzuki 4 stroke, price a brand new one of those engines- about $25,000. That's the reason I'm saying it would be prudent to get one with a warranty and do your maintenance. Just my .02
No problem if it did, just want to be sure I'm not going crazy.
After 9/11 there were agencies going around doing structural sight assessments on stadiums of a certain age to insure that load bearing columns could be reinforced to prevent a single explosive device from bringing down an entire stadium that held 100,000 people. Trust me when I tell you that there was LOTS of money spent in order to prevent this.
Well that explains the Okie self-absorption. Since you're a hose-dragger and all, please refrain from posting your latest calendar pictures....
I saw a picture of you, and it’s true what they say....a picture is worth a thousand words.
mods, did my post get deleted?
