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  • i want one

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  • This boat is out of production, replaced by a newer improved model.

  • @tpcrb I was at Catalina and the guy at the mooring next to us had a new Bayliner 285m, he showed us around it and the boat seemed very well designed.

  • they should put in like two 4.3s in this boat, instead of the 350 mag

  • Not really a fan of Bayliner, but their prices cant be beat! My 1st boat is probably gonna be a one.

  • NICE!

  • good

    

  • I own a 1750 89´ in mint condition I love it

  • I got this boat in great condition for 8,500

  • @Hazard484 where

  • Bayliner is know for its low prices there 245 cost 54,000 when sea rays 240 cost 70,000

  • I'm new to boats, so this surprises me, as I know them as a brand with great designs.

  • be careful if you are in the market, don't let the price sell you. bayliner is not known for their super duty trust worthy sea mechanics....they are known as "broken liners" or "gay liners" b/c after 2 yrs or 3 yrs. of ownership you are sinking lots of repair cash into them. Sea Ray, Chris Craft, Welcraft, or Grady White are MUCH better boats. A little more in price, however, cheaper in repairs in the long run and stay above water floating a lot longer than bay liner.... :)

  • Completely inaccurate assessment. I have owned three out of four brands you mentioned. No boats break less than others. All use the same Mercruiser running gear. Except Sea Ray & Bayliner do not use Volvo as Mechanical maintenance and repairs is always the biggest expense. Its knows no brand boundaries. legendary as too are Boston Whaler but lack comfort. But are great and reliable.

  • I agree. They pretty much all have to same engines and lower units....why would one brand break down more than another? I would say that certain models handle better and are designed with a better propellar/motor to boat size. But it really depends on what a person wants...watersports, fishing, cruising.

  • idk im kinda rich

  • same with me Im at the low 1st class

  • i have two of those bad boys ha!

  • my dad had one but he had to sell it.. :( :(

  • I looked at a cabin glass boat but I'm just too big to make use of the little area below. I'd have to walk on my hands and knees to avoid hitting my head. So I'm sticking with my open bow.

  • I wish my dad had one of these.

  • Nice Boat!

  • my dads 5788(57ft) is far better

  • man, you're a blistering idiot.

    comparing a 60 footer to a 30 footer hahaha "amazing" little organ you have there in your skull, buddy.

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