I’ve been lurking here for a while. I have learned a lot of good stuff about Sea Ray boats of all sizes and had some good laughs at some of the things posted on this site. I would probably have never posted, but for the unbelievable attitude of that wingless fellow!
I am an Antipodean living in Hong Kong. My 210 was made in the US to my spec and shipped out here. It is dry stacked at a private marina about 5 minutes walk from my apartment with a bunch of 240 and 260 sundecks, a couple of Crownlines, the same number of Cobalts and - the odd man out - an X10.
Another reason I keep lurking here, apart from the lessons and laughs, is that my dad lives in VA so I know a lot of the East Coast areas being discussed. Dad has had a Bayliner, a couple of blow boats, a Sea Ray and now has a 34 Mainship that he bought to do the Great Loop as a retirement project.
I will go back to lurking - keep up the good work.
I am an Antipodean living in Hong Kong. My 210 was made in the US to my spec and shipped out here. It is dry stacked at a private marina about 5 minutes walk from my apartment with a bunch of 240 and 260 sundecks, a couple of Crownlines, the same number of Cobalts and - the odd man out - an X10.
Another reason I keep lurking here, apart from the lessons and laughs, is that my dad lives in VA so I know a lot of the East Coast areas being discussed. Dad has had a Bayliner, a couple of blow boats, a Sea Ray and now has a 34 Mainship that he bought to do the Great Loop as a retirement project.
I will go back to lurking - keep up the good work.