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On Apr 14, 12:11*pm, Tim wrote:
Agreed with all the above. $300.00 would be generous for a winterization, I would think. But that's plenty. The bill from the end of last summer shows $360 pts&lbr just for the engine oil. I'm not sure we "winterize" in California. People seem to boat year around. The stern drive service was billed at $250 so perhaps there was more to that service than oil change but oil and gaskets were the only parts listed. -robert |
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