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Glenn Deneweth
 
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Default Newbee question. Bayliners on open sea


"Frank Hopkins" wrote in message
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Hi Frank,

If you are planning extensive offshore usage in anything but ideal weather
and conditions, you will want to re-think a Bayliner. Bayliners have a bad
reputation for hull failures in heavy water. (See N.T.S.B. sinking reports
at Coast Guard website.) Also, the boat is built with a lot of wood, which
rots eventually. This is why they are so cheap to get into. Bayliners also
depreciate very fast too. If budget is your primary motivation, you would

be
better off with a better quality used boat.

Capt. Frank Hopkins
www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks


Can't find the sinking reports, got a link?

Glenn


 
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