"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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There's more to a boat than a hull supported by non-marine grade
stringers
and a superstructure with plywood bulkheads. You're being intentionally
obtuse here.

Not at all. I'm countering your statement,
"Bayliners won't hold up in sal****er" with an actual observation that up
here
in the NW, where there are more Bayliners than anywhere else and a lot of
sal****er, that does not prove true in real life. You can always restitch
a
seat cushion.

....and replace bow rails and deck hardware with 316 stainless...and replace
plastic through-hulls with bronze...and rewire with tinned copper
wiring...and restitch with doubled up Gore-tex stitching...and replace
rotted bulkhead walls with Starboard or Marine ply...and then you'd have a
Sea-Ray not a Bayliner.