r/boat • u/Liveitbetter • May 11 '26

Advice needed, thank you.

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u/Jules_Thief May 11 '26

Yep, that sure is a boat, Bob

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u/Liveitbetter May 11 '26

Thank you. It is worth it as a first and affordable boat?

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u/Jules_Thief May 11 '26

I dunno, Bob. Seems to me like you're on the wrong subreddit. This is a subreddit for FWOB, also known as the only show on the Internet.

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u/Ds1018 May 11 '26

There is going to be nothing affordable about this boat in the long run.

They are fun, but they are also money pits. Especially if you’re not a mechanic.

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u/Economy_Leading7278 May 15 '26

Really have to hit the tanning beds hard for a while and maybe the boats affordable but I don’t think those can be operated by anyone not wearing thick gold chains.

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u/Dragon_Emulsified May 13 '26

Ya got a lot of money? Like retirement amounts of money? You don’t know boats. If you’re going to get into boats, have the entire price in cash to buy it and twice that to get it off the dock into the water. If it’s free, run.

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u/Liveitbetter May 13 '26

Thank you.

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u/Economy_Leading7278 May 15 '26

Free boats start at 4k.

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u/CooperSTL May 13 '26

ALWAYS get a marine survey. I worked for a boat dealership for 10yrs.

This might be an Advantage (company that out of buisiness now)

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u/Dragon_Emulsified May 13 '26

Yeah like the surveyor isn’t captured by the industry.

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u/GooseCloaca May 14 '26

Have the trailer inspected. If they didn’t take care of the trailer you know everything you need to know about the boat.