ena wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" "remove skrev i en
meddelelse . ..
ena wrote:
It is more or less same boat as Maxum 1800 and Bayliner 175

In the same way that a Chevy is the same as a Pontiac and a Buick.

No It is same hull same engine same assesories - colours is different P/S is
option on the Bayliner - but besides that it is the same boat - go out to a
shop and check all boats - i have done that before buying - and you will see
that they are more or less same boats



I don't think ena knows how GM builds cars.

BAR wrote:
ena wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" "remove
skrev i en meddelelse
. ..
ena wrote:
It is more or less same boat as Maxum 1800 and Bayliner 175

In the same way that a Chevy is the same as a Pontiac and a Buick.

No It is same hull same engine same assesories - colours is different
P/S is option on the Bayliner - but besides that it is the same boat -
go out to a shop and check all boats - i have done that before buying
- and you will see that they are more or less same boats


I don't think ena knows how GM builds cars.

You must be correct, but I haven't checked out SeaRay, Bayliner and
Maxum in a few years, but I would be very surprised if they are not
following GM's market niche philosophy. Where they use basically the
same car/boat, and change the trim and provide upgraded components and
options as you move up to the upscale/better brands. It would not make
sense to have SeaRay, Bayliner, and Maxum all producing the same boat,
except for the color.