My favorite part of buying my boat was listening to the stories and how much the seller enjoyed the boat. Now my family have made our own stories to pass onto the next when the time comes. #boater
Being in this business for 20 years, this is the best practical TH-cam boating channel. I do all this stuff everyday, and none of this is new info to me, yet find myself excited for my Tuesday night youtubing after the kids are in bed. Keep doing what you're doing and this channel should take off. From one Aaron in the marine industry to another, great job!
I agree with you about the part of listing an add with a picture of you catching a fish. I once included a picture of a boat I sold with a mermaid in a bikini. It sold in three days.
I miss my center console a few years ago I bought a project center console boat for $2,500 it had a bad 200 horse Mercury motor I took the motor off and listed the motor for parts I sold it for $1,000 I then purchased a 200 horsepower Evinrude Fitch for $2,500 my wife and I installed the motor and the rigging ourselves we drove the boat and use it on the lake almost every weekend but then my wife talked me into selling the center console and buying a pontoon I sold the center console boat for $9,000 and bought a pontoon boat for $6,000 I think it was a good deal the buyer of the center console got what he wanted and my wife got what she wanted which was a pontoon boat.
@@ChiefDoesStuff yes I did get what I wanted for the boat but I did hear about the motor that I installed on the new center console was a motor of future problems that I should have gotten a Mercury or a Suzuki and put on it
@@lonestaroutboards4347 you're right I've had a lot of people tell me that I should have purchased some other kind of brand of outboard motor to put on the center console
If someone is looking for a project boat to flip with hopes of making $$, Experience is key! I think my project boat would make me a little money but not if I add in my labor 😒. These technical videos are key! I hope to learn from Aaron with hopes of saving time not because I'm selling... but because I want to learn how to get it right so my time is spent on the water not up to my elbows fixing something unnecessary. Keep the videos coming! 👍👍👍#boater
I just sold my 23 foot center console in one day for what NADA guide said it was worth ($2k more than I hoped for). I’m in Fort Myers and had three people show up immediately, one guy even drove over from Miami. I took your advice and added multiple pictures of the boat in action catching fish to the ad. I used Facebook market place and it was free! I’m in the market for a twin four stroke center console now!
When ever selling ANYTHING always have three prices in mind. 1: Asking price, 2: What you want. 3: what you'll take. For example, I'm trying to sell a 40 HP outboard. Have it listed for 1500, I want 1k, I'll take 600.
I was luck. I didn't use my boat as much the last year due knee injury. On the way to recovery I reinjury my knee. I decided to sell my boat (17' Boston Whale). I got my asking price for it as it. It was sold in three (3) hour -- 1 St person looked at it handled me cold hard cash. I am already looking for my next boat upon recovery from surgery 2 nd time.
Hoooho the green tween yamahas I Just passed by your place on Monday. Thankyou for the info. I happen to be selling a Mako Pro Skiff 16 ft 2013. With a Mercury 40 hp EFI
People in my state are always listing 20-30 year old boats in completely inoperative conditions for asinine prices; It’s just what they do. No engine, $3500. Engine disassembled with half the bolts missing and a rat nest in the intake, $3500. Out drive blown up, $3500. The other problem is people with a 10 year old boat listing it for about $500 less than they probably paid for it because it’s only got 1850 hours on it.
One single day on Boats.com and my old boat was sold...Totally worth the small expense! ...and you are right about us all regarding getting another! My wife and l will be looking for my new larger Center Console next month at the Miami Boat Show! Excellent vid! #boater
We don’t have all year to sell boats here so spring is great for the sellers and fall is a great time to buy. Bought a pontoon last fall and sold our pontoon in the spring! #boaters
I love watching your channel if you ever come across any Fixer-Upper center console boat and you don't think it's worth your time I'm in South Carolina and I really could use another project so let me know thank you and keep you videos coming
From a different point of view,mine as a buyer.... I'm finding boats for sale without a title but are willing to write a bill of sale. After hearing this, its time to locate the serial number on everything and run the VIN through the DMV or state. As usual good videos especially in the snowy cold winter months up North
Yeah, that seems like a hassle to me. I'm sure it can be done, but I've never tried it and just always stuck to options without title issues lol good luck and thank you for your support!
Very helpful video that some people should watch haha. Love watching his videos, explains everything perfectly and does good work! Keep it up bornagainboating!!!!
#boater I bought a new boat before selling my old boat. I’ve been trying to sell my old project boat as is for almost a year. I’ve applied most of your advice on this video, hoping to sell soon. Thanks
#boater a lot of good info on this one. I do detailing on the side and people really need to think about how much they want to spend to clean something up before they sell it. Clean does help but it's not everything
I'm a left coaster Aaron and I just now put the two and two together old Pursuit is same company as new Pursuit 😆 we dont see too many Pursuits out my way here in Seattle #boater
great info, without seeing this I sold my boat in a similar way. Best advice, don't shoot for the moon, you get a bunch of prop kickers and a lot of wasted time.
OK, I am approaching retirement and am currently restoring a 60 year old 13' Boston Whaler just for fun. Where can i find my next project boat? What are good sources to consider?
Hello! I would say to check marina's, boat storage facilities, and then call around to mobile marine mechanics and other people that are in the industry and let them know you are looking for a project boat. It may take some work but eventually someone is going to say, oh yes, my neighbor has this boat in his yard that hasn't moved for 10 years!
When I was looking for my boat I couldn't believe how many people would show pictures of the boat or a video on the water. The boats looked great. I'd drive an hour or two only to show up and find the boat covered in leaves and debri left un covered. Cuddy cabins left open windows left open, wires cut and left in a spaghetti mess. These people would be asking ridiculous prices like they had a new boat. I also found something wrong with every deal. Either the boat needed a ton of work and the trailer was good or the boat was in fair shape while the trailer was a mess. No paper work for trailers you name it. Boats with 25 30 yr old engines or the engine was newer and the boat a disaster. I am currently restoring a 1996 Bayliner trophy pro CC 1903 with a 1987 Mercury black max ELPO 150. I will never get what I've put into it in labor back. I still consider myself lucky to have found this thing. It's just falling together for me and it's been mostly labor and nickel and dimes. I made sure the boat I started with was solid through and through. This boat was indoor kept for years then covered and under a car port. The engine is old but has great compression and still fires right up. I bought it planning on buying another newer engine next year. Now I'm not even sure I will. The engine is better than I expected so I'm actually re painting it and putting new decals on it. I already replaced the water pump ,thermostats and poppet valve right away. I have a few spots of gelcoat repair to do and I will re paint the deck. The rest of the boat is turning out awesome with just wet sand and buffing. Soon all the fishing rod holders will be replaced and the cheap materials replaced with quality materials. The trailer needed new bunks and wiring but the rest was relatively new. Whenever I do something to the boat it's with the idea that someday I'll be selling it so I make sure it's done right and organized. When I sell this boat it's going to stand out amongst the competition and someone is going to have to make the decision I had to make about buying a Bayliner. Do they buy the boat thats clean solid set up right and has the name everyone knocks or do they go buy a better name brand that needs a ton of work looks like shiot and is going to break the bank. I can tell you right now this Bayliner isn't going cheap when I sell it. Hell no it's a better deal than 90% of the boats out there for a smart buyer. I personally would rather have a really nice Bayliner trophy than POS beat up top name brand boat.
"If you can get a picture of the boat while it is on plane, or pulling in fish", maybe taking a piss, "that is even better", yeah i see you back there in the transom, i know that pose
#Boater So glad you did this video. Not ready to sell my baby now but when I do I will have this to help me get it right. You guys have a great you tube for us boaters. Maybe a video on seats and chairs. Replacement, repair and care. That sort of thing. Thanks
#boater selling my 1975 20’ mako was much easier than selling my 1988 23’ dusky. But I got a lot more years out of the dusky. That mako had twin 60s, that’s right came like that.
Am looking forward to sale my boat soon I finish fixing and upgrading the boat 1990 Bayliner Capri 2000 BR with a Force 120 outboard sport boat/ fishing. #BOATING
Virus comes along and forces ya to have to sell...Business is shut down for months and the last thing I can justify is paying the summer marina fee right now.Feel so damn violated
I can't believe the number of people that don't spend the time needed to clean their boat or at least blow the leaves and pine needles out. Dirt does not sell. The other thing is to take pictures with camera not a phone. Take good pictures in the proper light and include more pics of the interior not exterior. 4 exterior shots should be good enough, front, both sides and back. More interior are necessary in my opinion. That's where the buyer is going to spend there time, in the boat. Include the year of the boat and motor because many times they are different. List if it has tilt and trim and oil injection or a 4 stroke. Good luck.
#BOATER Thankyou for the great info will definitely be useful I’m gonna show my marine shop teacher your videos so we can hopefully watch them to learn from!
Hola amigo tus vídeos muy didácticos y aprendes mucho pero podías editarlos en español como hace la chica , woman Driven. un saludo y muchas gracias por tus vídeos
@@BornAgainBoating hola amigo los subtítulos me salen en inglés y no puedo cambiarlo s es una pena por qué me gustaría saber lo que explicas muchos días miro tus vídeos por qué me gusta mucho cómo trabajas eres un buen profesional un saludo desde España Valencia. amigo aquí tienes tu casa para lo que quieras en
Yes, their are definitely tiers to boat manufacturers. I generally only know about center consoles. So brands like Sea Vee, Jupiter, Venture, Intrepid, Nortech, and other top level boats will hold better than large production boats will. Other than a Boston Whaler, (which idk why they hold their value), most large production boat lines will lose value quicker.
NADA is okay for trailer boats but on bigger boats you really need access bucbook.com and soldboats.com, which is what the pro's use. IMHO almost all privately owned boats are overpriced by roughly 30% and that's before you get into talking about deficiencies. #boater
#boater clean the boat and be realistic in your price. Yes, everyone's boat is the finest example of that model. No, It not worth nearly as much as you think.
#boater - On deal day, be sure to meet the seller at the court house and ensure the title is transferred to their name! I picked a couple guys out of the ocean last summer when the boat they just bought sunk right where we were fishing, about 1/2 mile outside the inlet. It was a small boat on a rough day, the engine lost power, the wind turned him stern to the waves and it took probably less than 2 minutes to sink after the first big wave over the stern. It was just their luck that we happened to be trolling by as they started taking on water. On the cruise in the guy commented that he only had the boat a week and had not even gone to the court house to transfer the title to his name yet, and at that point he had no intention of doing it. The boat was only a few $k, he had no insurance and seatow quoted a price higher than the owner was willing to pay to salvage it, so he just let it go. Last we saw it, it was upside down inches under the surface 1/2 mile outside palm beach inlet headed north. I'm not sure how the conversation with law enforcement, lawyers or the land owner would go if someone ran over the upside down hull in the water, or if the boat ever washes up somewhere, but I bet it's a lot easier for the previous owner if the title had been transferred out of his name!
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I realize Im pretty off topic but does anyone know a good place to stream newly released movies online ?
@Shiloh Brian Lately I have been using flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
My favorite part of buying my boat was listening to the stories and how much the seller enjoyed the boat. Now my family have made our own stories to pass onto the next when the time comes. #boater
Being in this business for 20 years, this is the best practical TH-cam boating channel. I do all this stuff everyday, and none of this is new info to me, yet find myself excited for my Tuesday night youtubing after the kids are in bed. Keep doing what you're doing and this channel should take off. From one Aaron in the marine industry to another, great job!
That's awesome! Thank you!
I agree with you about the part of listing an add with a picture of you catching a fish. I once included a picture of a boat I sold with a mermaid in a bikini. It sold in three days.
I miss my center console a few years ago I bought a project center console boat for $2,500 it had a bad 200 horse Mercury motor I took the motor off and listed the motor for parts I sold it for $1,000 I then purchased a 200 horsepower Evinrude Fitch for $2,500 my wife and I installed the motor and the rigging ourselves we drove the boat and use it on the lake almost every weekend but then my wife talked me into selling the center console and buying a pontoon I sold the center console boat for $9,000 and bought a pontoon boat for $6,000 I think it was a good deal the buyer of the center console got what he wanted and my wife got what she wanted which was a pontoon boat.
Awesome!
But did you get what YOU wanted? Lol
Best move you could have made getting rid of a ficht.
@@ChiefDoesStuff yes I did get what I wanted for the boat but I did hear about the motor that I installed on the new center console was a motor of future problems that I should have gotten a Mercury or a Suzuki and put on it
@@lonestaroutboards4347 you're right I've had a lot of people tell me that I should have purchased some other kind of brand of outboard motor to put on the center console
If someone is looking for a project boat to flip with hopes of making $$, Experience is key! I think my project boat would make me a little money but not if I add in my labor 😒. These technical videos are key! I hope to learn from Aaron with hopes of saving time not because I'm selling... but because I want to learn how to get it right so my time is spent on the water not up to my elbows fixing something unnecessary. Keep the videos coming! 👍👍👍#boater
Thank you!
I just sold my 23 foot center console in one day for what NADA guide said it was worth ($2k more than I hoped for). I’m in Fort Myers and had three people show up immediately, one guy even drove over from Miami. I took your advice and added multiple pictures of the boat in action catching fish to the ad. I used Facebook market place and it was free! I’m in the market for a twin four stroke center console now!
When ever selling ANYTHING always have three prices in mind. 1: Asking price, 2: What you want. 3: what you'll take. For example, I'm trying to sell a 40 HP outboard. Have it listed for 1500, I want 1k, I'll take 600.
I was luck. I didn't use my boat as much the last year due knee injury. On the way to recovery I reinjury my knee. I decided to sell my boat (17' Boston Whale).
I got my asking price for it as it. It was sold in three (3) hour -- 1 St person looked at it handled me cold hard cash.
I am already looking for my next boat upon recovery from surgery 2 nd time.
Hoooho the green tween yamahas I Just passed by your place on Monday. Thankyou for the info. I happen to be selling a Mako Pro Skiff 16 ft 2013. With a Mercury 40 hp EFI
People in my state are always listing 20-30 year old boats in completely inoperative conditions for asinine prices; It’s just what they do. No engine, $3500. Engine disassembled with half the bolts missing and a rat nest in the intake, $3500. Out drive blown up, $3500.
The other problem is people with a 10 year old boat listing it for about $500 less than they probably paid for it because it’s only got 1850 hours on it.
One single day on Boats.com and my old boat was sold...Totally worth the small expense! ...and you are right about us all regarding getting another! My wife and l will be looking for my new larger Center Console next month at the Miami Boat Show! Excellent vid! #boater
We don’t have all year to sell boats here so spring is great for the sellers and fall is a great time to buy. Bought a pontoon last fall and sold our pontoon in the spring! #boaters
I love watching your channel if you ever come across any Fixer-Upper center console boat and you don't think it's worth your time I'm in South Carolina and I really could use another project so let me know thank you and keep you videos coming
Florida's definitely the place to find one!
From a different point of view,mine as a buyer....
I'm finding boats for sale without a title but are willing to write a bill of sale.
After hearing this, its time to locate the serial number on everything and run the VIN through the DMV or state.
As usual good videos especially in the snowy cold winter months up North
Yeah, that seems like a hassle to me. I'm sure it can be done, but I've never tried it and just always stuck to options without title issues lol good luck and thank you for your support!
Should do a video on how to find out if there are any clouds or liens on a title...title search ? when buying
That's a good point :( should have had that in there!
Very helpful video that some people should watch haha. Love watching his videos, explains everything perfectly and does good work! Keep it up bornagainboating!!!!
#boater
I bought a new boat before selling my old boat. I’ve been trying to sell my old project boat as is for almost a year. I’ve applied most of your advice on this video, hoping to sell soon. Thanks
#boater a lot of good info on this one. I do detailing on the side and people really need to think about how much they want to spend to clean something up before they sell it. Clean does help but it's not everything
I'm a left coaster Aaron and I just now put the two and two together old Pursuit is same company as new Pursuit 😆 we dont see too many Pursuits out my way here in Seattle #boater
Hey that Larson was from Wisconsin pretty neat to see that down there . And another great video.#BOATER
#BOATER great information always very informative keep up the great work I look forward to technicians tuesday every week
Just sold my Rinker to go back to a center consul. Found you recently and am enjoying the content #boater
Excellent advice....but at :42 you've spelled delivery incorrectly. Cheers.
great info, without seeing this I sold my boat in a similar way. Best advice, don't shoot for the moon, you get a bunch of prop kickers and a lot of wasted time.
OK, I am approaching retirement and am currently restoring a 60 year old 13' Boston Whaler just for fun. Where can i find my next project boat? What are good sources to consider?
Hello! I would say to check marina's, boat storage facilities, and then call around to mobile marine mechanics and other people that are in the industry and let them know you are looking for a project boat. It may take some work but eventually someone is going to say, oh yes, my neighbor has this boat in his yard that hasn't moved for 10 years!
When I was looking for my boat I couldn't believe how many people would show pictures of the boat or a video on the water. The boats looked great. I'd drive an hour or two only to show up and find the boat covered in leaves and debri left un covered. Cuddy cabins left open windows left open, wires cut and left in a spaghetti mess. These people would be asking ridiculous prices like they had a new boat. I also found something wrong with every deal. Either the boat needed a ton of work and the trailer was good or the boat was in fair shape while the trailer was a mess. No paper work for trailers you name it. Boats with 25 30 yr old engines or the engine was newer and the boat a disaster. I am currently restoring a 1996 Bayliner trophy pro CC 1903 with a 1987 Mercury black max ELPO 150. I will never get what I've put into it in labor back. I still consider myself lucky to have found this thing. It's just falling together for me and it's been mostly labor and nickel and dimes. I made sure the boat I started with was solid through and through. This boat was indoor kept for years then covered and under a car port. The engine is old but has great compression and still fires right up. I bought it planning on buying another newer engine next year. Now I'm not even sure I will. The engine is better than I expected so I'm actually re painting it and putting new decals on it. I already replaced the water pump ,thermostats and poppet valve right away. I have a few spots of gelcoat repair to do and I will re paint the deck. The rest of the boat is turning out awesome with just wet sand and buffing. Soon all the fishing rod holders will be replaced and the cheap materials replaced with quality materials. The trailer needed new bunks and wiring but the rest was relatively new. Whenever I do something to the boat it's with the idea that someday I'll be selling it so I make sure it's done right and organized. When I sell this boat it's going to stand out amongst the competition and someone is going to have to make the decision I had to make about buying a Bayliner. Do they buy the boat thats clean solid set up right and has the name everyone knocks or do they go buy a better name brand that needs a ton of work looks like shiot and is going to break the bank. I can tell you right now this Bayliner isn't going cheap when I sell it. Hell no it's a better deal than 90% of the boats out there for a smart buyer. I personally would rather have a really nice Bayliner trophy than POS beat up top name brand boat.
How to sell anything....nice straight forward tutorial...❗️💲
"If you can get a picture of the boat while it is on plane, or pulling in fish", maybe taking a piss, "that is even better", yeah i see you back there in the transom, i know that pose
You are a rare bird my friend, this video is gold. Outstanding content!!!
where could I find a second-hand engine bracket?
Always enjoy Tech Tuesday. Great advice in this one #BOATER
All great advice! Thank you for posting....
#Boater So glad you did this video. Not ready to sell my baby now but when I do I will have this to help me get it right. You guys have a great you tube for us boaters. Maybe a video on seats and chairs. Replacement, repair and care. That sort of thing. Thanks
This is great solid advise! Thanks for sharing!😎
#boater selling my 1975 20’ mako was much easier than selling my 1988 23’ dusky. But I got a lot more years out of the dusky. That mako had twin 60s, that’s right came like that.
One thing i have found works great is saying that a test drive is available at request and all licenses are up to date. #boater
#Boater I do alot of my own work on our classic Mako and I find your videos quite helpful. Keep them coming.
Am looking forward to sale my boat soon I finish fixing and upgrading the boat 1990 Bayliner Capri 2000 BR with a Force 120 outboard sport boat/ fishing. #BOATING
Small question can sale the boat and ship it outside u.s.a
Great tips for the sale
Virus comes along and forces ya to have to sell...Business is shut down for months and the last thing I can justify is paying the summer marina fee right now.Feel so damn violated
I can't believe the number of people that don't spend the time needed to clean their boat or at least blow the leaves and pine needles out. Dirt does not sell. The other thing is to take pictures with camera not a phone. Take good pictures in the proper light and include more pics of the interior not exterior. 4 exterior shots should be good enough, front, both sides and back. More interior are necessary in my opinion. That's where the buyer is going to spend there time, in the boat. Include the year of the boat and motor because many times they are different. List if it has tilt and trim and oil injection or a 4 stroke. Good luck.
"We just sell our boats, so we could buy a different one" This is so true! #boater
#BOATER Thankyou for the great info will definitely be useful I’m gonna show my marine shop teacher your videos so we can hopefully watch them to learn from!
#boater thanks for another great technician’s Tuesday!
Great vid! You really are an asset to the diy boating community, thank you. #boater
#boater, I will save this video to review again when I sell my boat to upgrade to a newer one.
Thank you!!
Over here time of year makes a big difference as well but some great tips in this video for getting a quick sale 👍 #boater
#BOATERS currently had my boat for sale thanks for another helpful video 🙋
My friend im in the market for a Center consul 20’ with a Yamaha . You’ll be my mechanic if you find me one. Thanks 😎
#BOATER Great information but we have not sold a boat yet.
#boater I was happy to trade my boat in to get my new one from a dealer. I just will never go back to tho old dealer again !
Hola amigo tus vídeos muy didácticos y aprendes mucho pero podías editarlos en español como hace la chica , woman Driven. un saludo y muchas gracias por tus vídeos
Gracias, tienes los subtitilos :)
@@BornAgainBoating hola amigo los subtítulos me salen en inglés y no puedo cambiarlo s es una pena por qué me gustaría saber lo que explicas muchos días miro tus vídeos por qué me gusta mucho cómo trabajas eres un buen profesional un saludo desde España Valencia. amigo aquí tienes tu casa para lo que quieras en
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#boater
Is there a particular manufacturer that maintains their value better than other boats?
Yes, their are definitely tiers to boat manufacturers. I generally only know about center consoles. So brands like Sea Vee, Jupiter, Venture, Intrepid, Nortech, and other top level boats will hold better than large production boats will. Other than a Boston Whaler, (which idk why they hold their value), most large production boat lines will lose value quicker.
Great video 👍
Thanks for the visit
Love that hat!
Thank you!
Great advice from a pro! Also...be honest about your vessel! Be good to people! #boater
Not finished upgrading my CC to its full potential! #Boater
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#BOATER Thank you for the great information.
How does this whole process works? I'm interested in investing in crypto but still confused by the fluctuations in price🙁
Great tips
people are insane on their pricing, not to mention they want new boat money with old 2 strokes
Interesting points on this one. Great video!
#BOATER
Am I the only one who thought there was a black cat having a sleep in the cabin?
I wanna live in florida so bad
#boater Sell sell sell! I’ve sold a boat. It was a sad day. I love my boats.
so many people kill their shot at getting top dollar by posting pictures of a dirty boat in the listing. #BOATER
#boater brand..another awesome video
#BOATER Not selling my boat, but when I do I’ll be watching this video.
NADA is okay for trailer boats but on bigger boats you really need access bucbook.com and soldboats.com, which is what the pro's use. IMHO almost all privately owned boats are overpriced by roughly 30% and that's before you get into talking about deficiencies. #boater
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Spell Check? - nice video but details count.
great, useful info love the videos in the seire #boater
Awesome video, thanks for the uploads 👍#boater
#boater See you next week!
Sell in spring and summer you will get the most money and attention here in Florida #boater
#BOATER I hope I never have to sell my boat but now I know exactly what I need to know!
#BOATER great video
#boater clean the boat and be realistic in your price. Yes, everyone's boat is the finest example of that model. No, It not worth nearly as much as you think.
Wise words ;)
#boater nice process for selling a boat.
#boater not selling mine but great ideas for if I do
#boater great information
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Great video #BOATER
Great info! I hope to sell my boat next summer. #boater
#BOATER Good video
#boater - On deal day, be sure to meet the seller at the court house and ensure the title is transferred to their name! I picked a couple guys out of the ocean last summer when the boat they just bought sunk right where we were fishing, about 1/2 mile outside the inlet. It was a small boat on a rough day, the engine lost power, the wind turned him stern to the waves and it took probably less than 2 minutes to sink after the first big wave over the stern. It was just their luck that we happened to be trolling by as they started taking on water. On the cruise in the guy commented that he only had the boat a week and had not even gone to the court house to transfer the title to his name yet, and at that point he had no intention of doing it. The boat was only a few $k, he had no insurance and seatow quoted a price higher than the owner was willing to pay to salvage it, so he just let it go. Last we saw it, it was upside down inches under the surface 1/2 mile outside palm beach inlet headed north. I'm not sure how the conversation with law enforcement, lawyers or the land owner would go if someone ran over the upside down hull in the water, or if the boat ever washes up somewhere, but I bet it's a lot easier for the previous owner if the title had been transferred out of his name!
Wow, lol that's insane! Funny story though :)
#Boater 👍🏼
#boater love the video’s
At 7 minutes guy is peeing off the starboard side motor #boater
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#boater someone buy my Boston Whaler :)
$$$$ 🤑🤑
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