BOB wrote:

Yeah Harry. Typical. Only bayliner uses an I/O, Radar Arch, and "RV
decorated interior" on a 28 foot boat.

It's typical alright. Typical Harry Krause.




Bayliner has a 28' cruiser, the 288 model, that isn't a bad-looking
boat, and, in fact, I took a look at one a couple of years ago.
But...typical of Bayliner, it had some serious shortcomings, starting
with a much-too-small fuel tank and an I/O drive instead of an inboard
or at least a vee-drive. And the interior was decorated like an RV.
Without the idiotic radar arch, though, it is an attractive, traditional
cruiser, suitable for the Bay or the ICW. But it is a bit overpriced for
what it is.


Well, Bob, I use my criteria in selection boats, not yours. I don't like
I/O drives, especially in salt water environments; I don't like ugly
radar arches, and I don't like boats decorated so that they look like
RVs. I also like believe a 28' boat should have a larger fuel tank than
what Bayliner offers on that model.

Obviously, your tastes are different.





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