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Hello,
I have recently bought a nice and clean 1991 Bayliner Capri model 1850. I had to replace the starter, but as far as condition goes, the boat is in great shape. I got it from under $4K. It has an inboard 120 HP Force "L-Drive" engine. The boat performed well on the lake and I haven't seen any major issues yet. I am trying to educate myself more on this boat searching for info on the internet and I haven't heard good things about Force L-drive engines, but I haven't also heard horrible things about it. I really like this boat (as my first boat) and would hate to sell it. But to me now it seems that I did a very bad deal, even though I haven't seen any major issues yet. - Is it very difficult to find parts for it ? - Is there anything I need to know about this engine ? - Can the engine be replaced (and easily adapted to the lower unit) for something else better in case it simply crashes ? - Should I consider getting rid of it now ? - Is this just another boat engine ? Thanks a lot in advance for your input. --Marc |
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