1999 version. Has 36 hours. Immaculate condition....moored in fresh water.

Needs VHF Radio, GPS, Fresh Water System, and power anchor to be Puget
Sound/Columbia River ready.

http://tinyurl.com/7rcrl

We may offer 35k. Owner accepted 36k but was retracted when buyer bought a
new boat instead.

Opinions desired!

-Greg

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Greg Schoenberg
HEALTH INSURANCE SOLUTIONS
503-665-2728
1-800-847-9564
503-358-6228 (cell)

"Dene" dene@(nospam) ipns.com wrote in
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We may offer 35k. Owner accepted 36k but was retracted when buyer
bought a new boat instead.



Greg, before you buy a Sea Ray, put down the slick Sea Ray brochure and
take a look inside:
http://www.yachtsurvey.com/Fiberglass_Boats.htm

Sea Ray.......by Brunswick.......maker of BAYLINER....yecch.
A boat made of putty??

--
Larry

"Larry" wrote in message
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"Dene" dene@(nospam) ipns.com wrote in
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We may offer 35k. Owner accepted 36k but was retracted when buyer
bought a new boat instead.



Greg, before you buy a Sea Ray, put down the slick Sea Ray brochure and
take a look inside:
http://www.yachtsurvey.com/Fiberglass_Boats.htm

Sea Ray.......by Brunswick.......maker of BAYLINER....yecch.
A boat made of putty??

--
Larry

I read all his reports and was relieved that Sea Ray has improved quality
and design on the Sundancer series. As for the hull, Oregon has no
hurricanes, so it's unlikely that hull will be flexed unless I hit rocks or
something. In that event, it's abandoned ship while calling the coast guard
or river patrol. This boat will never be on the ocean. Exclusively the
Sound or the Columbia River.

-Greg

"Dene" dene@(nospam) ipns.com wrote in news:kI-dnWWYrLX_vNHeRVn-
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This boat will never be on the ocean. Exclusively the
Sound or the Columbia River

But, alas, in Oregon there are ROCKS.....right?

I wouldn't trust Brunswick to tell anyone the truth. Sea Ray knows better.

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Larry

"Larry" wrote in message
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"Dene" dene@(nospam) ipns.com wrote in news:kI-dnWWYrLX_vNHeRVn-
:

This boat will never be on the ocean. Exclusively the
Sound or the Columbia River

But, alas, in Oregon there are ROCKS.....right?

I wouldn't trust Brunswick to tell anyone the truth. Sea Ray knows
better.

--
Larry

Columbia River mostly has sand, but your point is well taken. If one stays
in the channel, then the only problem is deadheads.

-Greg

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"Dene" dene@(nospam) ipns.com wrote:

As for the hull, Oregon has no hurricanes, so it's unlikely that hull
will be flexed unless I hit rocks or something.

OR hits a wave. At speed, they can be brutal.

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Jere Lull
Xan-a-Deux ('73 Tanzer 28 #4 out of Tolchester, MD)
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