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Take the smooth-riding 215 out for a run, and you'll see why it has quickly become the most popular boat in America. With great handling, tons of features and more room for some extra friends, their coolers and a beach bag or two, the Bayliner 215 has everything you could ask for. And the 215 is very reasonably priced. So budget in some water skis, a wakeboard and some tubes and take family fun to the next level. Better tighten the drawstrings on those shorts - the 215 could make this the summer best summer yet. Boasts more usable interior space and amenities for accommodating families in more comfort with extended range capabilities, the 205 is a versatile runabout with multiple product configurations: wide array of power choices, standard interior and seating, sport seating, and/or full fiberglass liner.
It’s been a bit quite. I’ve been really sick, as you can hear in this video😅 but here is one of my latest projects, not finished but hey… you gotta start somewhere! Little back story, I’ve had this huge solar panel sitting in my living area for over 2 months now, not connected just in my way. So I decided it’s time to get it installed but mounting on the canvas roof without damaging the canvas seems tricky, so I decided to build a hard top out of plywood and fiberglass and fit it onto the frame. Means I can easily mount the solar panel and other stuff like outdoor light and more fairy lights ✨ Thanks for the help As a complete newbie to the sailing world, I had no idea where to start my liveaboard life and I had so much to learn. But first things first. I bought a sailboat, an old wooden ex fishing boat, build for rough seas, 40 ft long and over 15t heavy. But before the sailing life begins I have to do a lot of work, from re caulking to placing planks and wood rot, repainting and anti fouling as well as turning the whole inside into a beautiful homely living space. Come along and help me figure out how to live on a boat and how to sail.