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Boat Disposal
Live in Rhode Island and have a 26' Chris Craft that I can no longer use.
It is old but in excellent condition (fiberglass). No rush from anyone to buy it so I will donate it to some charity. Has anyone had experience with "Boats with Causes?" Are they legit? Thanks. Chet |
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Boat Disposal
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:56:33 -0400, "Chet" wrote:
Live in Rhode Island and have a 26' Chris Craft that I can no longer use. It is old but in excellent condition (fiberglass). No rush from anyone to buy it so I will donate it to some charity. Has anyone had experience with "Boats with Causes?" Are they legit? If the boat is servicable and sellable, Stamford Sailing Foundation might be interested: http://www.stamfordsailingfoundation.org/ |
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