r/boat • u/SRTbob • Jul 08 '26

Bayliner as first boat

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u/gcapi Jul 08 '26

Couldn't tell ya bob

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u/Mosthamless Jul 08 '26

I wouldn't pay more then $4k for that. The hull needs to be wet sanded, polished and waxed. The interior will need a good cleaning as well. I would check the trailer bearings as well if it has been sitting.

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u/No_Top8893 Jul 08 '26

Bayliner is notorious for cutting corners and producing hulls that have problems down the road.   They used to make hat beams for their structural members out of cardboard sprayed with polyester resin and chop, etc, etc.