Oh.... well, this is obviously a troll, but since it does pertain to
boats and doesn't mention republicans, democrats, bush, clarke,
liberals, or conservatives, I'll bite.


Same here, Gene....

Here's my opinion (for whatever it's worth): My daughters' friends' parents
recently bought a used Bayliner Ciera (I think it is). I stopped by to check
it out up close and personal. Nice boat... Looks in good shape... Nice 90hp
Merc on the transom. The boat is on a galvanized trailer w/rollers, sitting at
the end of the driveway, and I decided to climb aboard with the father of my
daughter's friend. The boat is nice and has all the necessities for freshwater
lake boating. But, I don't know... There is just something WEIRD about it. It
just looks cheezy for some reason. It looks like white PVC plastic instead of
rugged, heavy duty fiberglass. I don't know how it handles on water, or how
well it runs, but again, it's nice for a small lake boat. It would probably
outrun my old 1975 17' trihull with the 165hp Merc I/O. But how many Bayliners
are still running great since 1975?!? Sorry.... But that is just my opinion.

Butch Ammon

My 1977 Bayliner is still running great. It has an 130 hp engine wich also
runs great. The boat runs about 35 mph and is is much more economical than
the big V8 engines in the Cigarettes etc.

Danny
www.powerboatlinks.net

"Butch Ammon" schreef in bericht
...
Oh.... well, this is obviously a troll, but since it does pertain to
boats and doesn't mention republicans, democrats, bush, clarke,
liberals, or conservatives, I'll bite.


Same here, Gene....

Here's my opinion (for whatever it's worth): My daughters' friends'
parents
recently bought a used Bayliner Ciera (I think it is). I stopped by to
check
it out up close and personal. Nice boat... Looks in good shape... Nice
90hp
Merc on the transom. The boat is on a galvanized trailer w/rollers,
sitting at
the end of the driveway, and I decided to climb aboard with the father of
my
daughter's friend. The boat is nice and has all the necessities for
freshwater
lake boating. But, I don't know... There is just something WEIRD about
it. It
just looks cheezy for some reason. It looks like white PVC plastic
instead of
rugged, heavy duty fiberglass. I don't know how it handles on water, or
how
well it runs, but again, it's nice for a small lake boat. It would
probably
outrun my old 1975 17' trihull with the 165hp Merc I/O. But how many
Bayliners
are still running great since 1975?!? Sorry.... But that is just my
opinion.

Butch Ammon

Danny wrote:

My 1977 Bayliner is still running great. It has an 130 hp engine wich also
runs great. The boat runs about 35 mph and is is much more economical than
the big V8 engines in the Cigarettes etc.

Danny
www.powerboatlinks.net


I have a half-interest in an Old Town canoe powered by a pair of
paddles. It runs great. It is much more economical than your Bayliner,
and goes places you wouldn't dare take your boat.

That's true. But you can't ski behind your canoe.
"Harry Krause" schreef in bericht
...
Danny wrote:

My 1977 Bayliner is still running great. It has an 130 hp engine wich
also
runs great. The boat runs about 35 mph and is is much more economical
than
the big V8 engines in the Cigarettes etc.

Danny
www.powerboatlinks.net


I have a half-interest in an Old Town canoe powered by a pair of
paddles. It runs great. It is much more economical than your Bayliner,
and goes places you wouldn't dare take your boat.