Re: New to Boating And trying to get a yearly cost estimate for outboard running in brackish/saltwater.
- From: "Capt John" <jscanlon@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Dec 2005 11:40:58 -0800
NavMike wrote:
> I am new to the boating scene and would like some information or a
> point toward good information on the best motor and boat to run in the
> intercoastal. I live very close to a ramp and plan to store it at my
> house. I am leaning toward an outboard due to the ease of cleaning and
> prevenitive maint. I am also very interested in a used boat so that I
> dont take it in the shorts when I leave FL. I have two big dogs and I
> want to take them with me sometimes and possibly spend the night on the
> boat or camp on one of the islands. I also want to take friends and
> relatives out to the Gulf on calm days maybe for some deep fishing.
> The only boat so far that I found was a seahunt escape 180/220 dual
> console. I did run into a 1987 Bayliner with cuddy with a 1997 Suzuki
> 150 outboard. The bayliner is rough but it floats. The motor has
> minor rust spots but the owner says it runs well. Current asking price
> is 4500. What would it take if I bought the boat and switched engines.
> Can you do that yourself?
>
> Thanks for all the information in advance.
>
> Mike
Mike, before you jump into a boat it's always a good idea to check out
prices first. Take a look at some internet sites like
www.yachtworld.com, or Boat trader or even Ebay.
John
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