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Reggie Smithers
 
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Default Buying a Used Boat

In my area all marinas charges by the size of the slip, they have maximum
boat size that they allow in a slip, but if you want to put a 20' boat in a
60' slip you can do it.

I actually saw where a number of dock mates jointly rented a 60' slip, just
so they could store their jet skis and ski boats. There was 4 jet skis and
2 runabouts in a 60' slip.


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If it was built before 90......the length typically does not include

the
pulpit and swim platform.....saves money on docking charges ;-) (Mine
says 28 on the title......even though it is longer than newer 32's)


Not necessarily. Most marinas in this area charge on the overall

length.




The ones I have gone to have always just looked at the numbers on the
side or the title.