I'll take a SWAG and say that he probably hit a reef and ripped a good sized hole in the hull but was able to run it up on the beach before it sank, determined afterwards that the damage was too great to repair and thus, the clean-up as pictured.
What a waste!! You'd think there could have been some alternative to destroying the boat. If they could bring those excavators onto the beach, why not a crane and flatbed. I'll bet the owner's insurance company wasn't real happy with the result.
looks like they did do some salvage. look at the difference between the first picture and second. Antenna's on top are gone among other things. probably all that was left was the hull.
have seen three 30-50's crushed on daytona beach in the last 4 yr,s,,,boats were full of water and too much damage,cheaper to crush than salvadge !!!!!
looks like they did do some salvage. look at the difference between the first picture and second. Antenna's on top are gone among other things. probably all that was left was the hull.
if i was vacatining there.....i would have jumped on it .....glassed the hole...pumped it full of water then sucked all the sand and water out. then towed it to tashasdaddys place !......
we be suckin sody pops in our newly restored yacht!
