tony thomas wrote:

I would start by calling the Manufacturer and tell them you want your
money back as the boat has not been fixed and the dealer is making a
mess of it. And since it is now summer and you won't have a boat for
a while you would like to get your money back and go get a real boat.
Just a phone call. Might save you the lawyer fee, inspection fee,
etc.. Manufacturers do buy boats back that are flawed.

By the way - what dealer does fiberglass repair. This is an art and
takes a specialized fiberglass shop to do it right.

Actually, the dealer wanted the manufacture to replace the hull and
they refused. I don't think I'd get anywhere calling the manufacture.