Good Websites for Used boats?

[Nohfire53]

I am looking for an early 200-2005 Bowrider, the Bayliner with a 135 I/O is about the boat I want.
I am from New England and I have looked and found some on Boattrader, any other website that list boats beside craigslists?

 

[wbc1957]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

I didn't know Bayliner made boats in the year 200, did anyone else? Hey, you might want to try the Bayliner Club web site.

 

[lncoop]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

I didn't know Bayliner made boats in the year 200, did anyone else? Hey, you might want to try the Bayliner Club web site.

They did, but only with outboards.

 

[BTMCB]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

I didn't know Bayliner made boats in the year 200, did anyone else? Hey, you might want to try the Bayliner Club web site.

Yip, I think Noah bought the first one.

 

[lncoop]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

Now that we've gotten that out of our systems........
http://www.iboats.com/cgi-bin/marin...d_id=1035&len_ft_low=&len_ft_high=&zip=&dist=

 

[lncoop]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

Yip, I think Noah bought the first one.

Nope. They weren't offered in gopher wood.

 

[Home Cookin']

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

On the small boats, there were 2 galley slaves per oar. On the larger boats, 4 galley slaves. That's where we get "2 stroke" and "4 stroke" engines.

I didn't know Bayliner made boats in the year 200, did anyone else? Hey, you might want to try the Bayliner Club web site.

 

[lncoop]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

On the small boats, there were 2 galley slaves per oar. On the larger boats, 4 galley slaves. That's where we get "2 stroke" and "4 stroke" engines.

As usual, you're in way over your head. In the year 200 length was measured in increments of a stroke, which was universally accepted to equal what we now know as four feet. Therefore, a two stroke simply meant a boat propelled by eight foot oars, while a four stroke model boasted sixteen footers and was the scourge of the seas.

 

[CaptNCamille]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

http://www.yachtworld.com/

 

[Nohfire53]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

Damn typos, will ever I learn!!!!

 

[lncoop]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

Damn typos, will ever I learn!!!!

Hope not! Hey, at least you know what you want. That puts you ahead of the pack. Good luck with your search.

 

[Huron Angler]

Re: Good Websites for Used boats?

As usual, you're in way over your head. In the year 200 length was measured in increments of a stroke, which was universally accepted to equal what we now know as four feet. Therefore, a two stroke simply meant a boat propelled by eight foot oars, while a four stroke model boasted sixteen footers and was the scourge of the seas.

LOL

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