Thinking of buying a new boat

[Dok]

I took my 16 foot boat out to the 14 mile bank loaded with gas cans and one of the bigger boats had someone call out, "Where is your mother ship?" Cracked me up...............Lol

 

[rba4dive]

24-26' would be good for diving.
Dont get something that has to sit in the water...sucker will corrode away without CONSTANT attention.

I have enjoyed my 26' Skipjack immensely for diving.
Life is suggesting I part with her... :crying2:
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[fstbttms]

Don't get something that has to sit in the water...sucker will corrode away without CONSTANT attention.

1.- Fiberglass boats don't "corrode away"
2.- The OP is a hull cleaner by trade. Pretty sure he knows what's involved with maintaining a boat that lives in the water

 

[Wookie]

1.- Fiberglass boats don't "corrode away"
2.- The OP is a hull cleaner by trade. Pretty sure he knows what's involved with maintaining a boat that lives in the water

<scratches head> Tell that to all of the owners of sailboats in the boatyard having the blisters ground out of the hull. Everything that sits in salt water "Corrodes away". Some just takes longer than others.

I'm pretty sure anyone who has owned a fiberglass boat knows this.

 

[fstbttms]

<scratches head> Tell that to all of the owners of sailboats in the boatyard having the blisters ground out of the hull. Everything that sits in salt water "Corrodes away". Some just takes longer than others.

I'm pretty sure anyone who has owned a fiberglass boat knows this.

1.- Osmotic blisters are not corrosion or anything remotely like it
2.- Not all fiberglass boats develop blisters
3.- With proper maintenance, virtually any fiberglass boat ever built will outlast you, me and anybody reading this

 

[usmarinekurt]

I have a 27 cc

Its too small