Bimini Top Cover

It's a 1986 bayliner. it has a cabin in the front. the motor is a volvo 2.1 (4cyl.) I really dont know much about it i just started restoring it. this guy owed me money and didnt want to pay so i took his boat and waverunner. which are both junk but the boat has potential. and also i cant find a cover for it either. ( hate to waste all the work i did for nothing)

Check-out West Marine they have all kinds and colours. I have a guy who woes me money too, but I think I'll just ram my fist down his throat and pull the cash outta his gullet.

2007-05-29 19:58:26 by bkellergsxr

A brief video illustrating the quality and care that is put into every Carver Bimini Top

1998 Larson IND SEI 186 BR I/O boat and trailer. Excellent, clean condition with less than 200 hrs of run time.
190 hp I/O Volvo 6 cylinder engine ---- Blown
Bimini Top
Bow/Cockpit Covers
Stereo

Why would you want to pay anything for a boat with a blown engine? Unless you are a Marine Mechanic with a lot of extra time on your hands, I can't think of one good reason you would even consider it. Especially now... with so many great used boats on the market at some of the best deals of the century.
For the past few years, I have been seeing some of the greatest and most unbelievable used boat deals in my 40 year boating history. With all this going on, I simply can't believe anyone would consider buying a boat in today's market that doesn't run.
If you want a great boat, that runs, and at a steal of a deal... you just need to spend some time where all the boats are... Get to the Marinas, and to the water... be patient and "work" at finding yourself a fantastic deal on a used boat that you can take for a test drive, and put it through its paces before you buy...
The deals are there, you just have to find them.
Besides, you have no idea of what else could be wrong with that boat, and you won't know until after you buy it, and spend the money to get it running. How do you know the transmission works? What if it pulls hard to port? What if it doesn't float level in the water? Or won't plane?
Believe me, you are better off knowing the answer to all these questions - before you buy.

Good Luck,
John

2010-05-19 06:19:44 by DiRtY pLuMbEr

Price: $239.77 $108.99

FREE MATCHING ZIPPERED BOOT INCLUDED !
SUPERIOR 3-BOW MARINE GRADE BIMINI TOP 6'L x 46"H x 54"-60"W
COLOR: GRAY

My wife and I are wanting to buy our first boat. I have driven plenty of boats but never owned one. I found a 2000 Rinker that seems to be in good shape(from the pics anyway). It has the 4.3 motor, cover, bimini top, cd player and is 19ft. Any opinions? I have two kids and a dog. Will it be big enough? Enough HP? Good boat in general? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Rinker makes good boats. For a 19ft boat that 4.3 will have more than enough power for anyone. This would be a fast boat, easily could pull multiple skiers or just go for fast cruise. I have a 19 ft boat and I'm very satisfied w/ size. Any bigger than 19ft becomes a hassle to haul and launch. If you think you need bigger you will want to get a dock slip. Also with how new this boat is you can expect a significant depreciation in value over the next couple of years. Just something to think about. Good luck boat hunting!

2008-03-31 18:11:44 by cholschlag

600 Denier heavy duty fabric top; Front/Rear hold down straps
Comes with Frame, Top and Matching Zippered Boot!
3-Bow Frame; Color: Beige; Fits boats with beam width from 67" to 72"

I have a 1996 15' Sea-Doo Challenger with a single 110hp Rotax motor. It is in great shape. It has always been garage kept and never had any problems. The interior is free of any tears. All gauges and switches work. It has a CD player with three speakers. It also has a boat cover and bimini top. Basically this boat looks like it could be only a few years old. It couldn't look much better. NADA says around 3,800 average but I just know its worth more than that because of its great condition. Anyone have any idea? Thanks!

Boats are cheap right now due to high gas prices and not many buyers. A boat is worth what someone will pay. Not necessary book value

2008-06-10 21:21:58 by Collin C

Long story-Short; Bought a Brand new boat off the showroom floor at a boat show. Went to pick it up a few days later and the trailer looked like or old '79 trailer-rusted from the wrench to the tires. We told the dealership. We got not even a quarter mile down the road and the engine cover blew up, destroying the Bimini top and cracking the hull. the seats flew off and-lets just say we returned the boat. Dealership told us to take it home go out for the weekend and have fun. Problem after problem-returned more that 5 times! We only had it in the water a total of 6 times (3 weekends). The dealers excuse was they needed more time to fix all the problems. So, we handed the boat over to them in Aug...and the still have it-not finished- and will bayliner is refusing to help. Any suggestions or Advice-or encouragement-is welcomed!
Thanks

Well, you bought a "BAYLINER" (the Ford pinto of the water) but thats not going to help you now, I would inform a laywer and have a letter or phone call made to the dealership, try and get your money back, or sell the boat "as is". I would suggest "BOSTON WHALER", expensive, yes but, a reliable boat, that won't sink, and you'll get all of your money back at re-sale, something that most boat makes don't do. If it makes you feel any better I had a Bayliner for a short time, problems, I dumped it and bought a Boston Whaler, it was like moving out of the Ghetto, and into "Beverly Hills", a much safer, secure feeling, with little or no worry's.

2006-12-15 15:00:09 by resolverecruiter