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Well, if this interrupts anyone's plans it might be worth mentioning that the New England Boat Show in February is an option. (go Pats!))

fair enough. but...oh never mind.

I still think it's about name. Even General Motors said this is a" Vega" and this is a "Fleetwood". There is difference. Bayliner patched their name on all kinds of boats. To their detriment. This thread is a witness. "Meridian"? Too little too late because people are still asking questions.

Mr. Codega! The reason I found the Trawler Forum was when I googled Great Harbour and you and Ken appeared in a thread here. So thank you. Also, to mention Phil Bolger and Jay Benford is meaningful. I knew you were good at the first sight of the N37.

To be fair Kthoennes, I think the worst years for small Bayliner runabouts was the '80's. Picture those cheap plastic windsheids, paper thin gelcoat and cheap vinyl . Bayliner made no bones about it nor did their salesmen. It is what it is and it is priced accordingly. It made a lot of...

Rumors of Bayliner quality or lack thereof don't come out of thin air. The day they nameplated 'Bayliner' on cheap entry level runabouts is the day their reputation suffered. That was their choice. They have put more people on the water than any other boat builder I can think of. That is to...

In the very beginning Mat was the only person here. Then he got caught up in the anchor thread. It's a tragic sea story. Welcome

Merry Christmas everyone! I asked Santa for a Trawler. I'm starting to worry that it may be held up at the Canadian border because of height issues.

Well, I suppose Lucas has to enter the discussion. I used to ride a BSA and at 50 mph I swear I was outrunning the headlight. But I will always remember that bike with love. Go figure.

(Jim, I am also a fan of Great Harbour)

'Undersetamated'. Who needs fancy gyros when you got undersetamation?

Congrats! I love all the Selenes. Best of luck with her!

I am convinced that this is the best boat forum on the planet. There is even a thread about thread.

I like your neighborhood.

Good on the Yard. Fix it!

The last time I lost a Florida thread it involved cut-off blue jeans and Key West. I suppose that is a different story for a different place.

Man, you are taking the high road on the this one. Good on you, your attitude is commendable. But, it needs to be made right. In my State there is a department that offers free water testing kits for home owners. Pick up the kit and test, they will anaylize for a fee. Let 'em know what...

Wait, did you say,"Depending on season and day of week it might be fairly constant all day." ? I'm having trouble following this thread.

Well, guess i'll be off to the St. John's confessional booth now. Thank you.

Fantastic! My hat is off to Julie and Richard and Dauntless. What a trip!

Oh no. I didn't realize it was bobsyiruncle's boat. He is a member here as well. So sorry to hear. My prayers to the families.

Yes, I picture 'cold molded' as much different than plywood on frame. I may be wrong, but i see cold molded as making your own 'layers' where plywood offers all the layers in one shot. I think they both can work well depending on the boat and intended use. There are many ways to skin the cat...

Keep in mind, CP, if you are going to remove the screws your bond is with the inside layer of the plywood only. Good epoxy and the best marine grade plywood can work. But many builders will leave the screws with plywood construction to add strength thru all the plywood layers. Go bronze and...

Piece of cake. But cake scares me. I like to avoid cake.

Very, very nice! She looks at home on the water!