kaelc
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Yeah, exactly my point about the 30-year-old bayliners we see for 30k, at least in the US he disclosed it. I know not all have it...
Boats on Used Victoria and Other Areas
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Rayvon
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No,I gave up on my Grady quest,the 185 DE I bought will be good for a while.The more I work/play on it the better I like it.
Rayvon
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This looks decent for the money.Not my thing but cheap compared to most tinny prices.
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condition: good
engine hours (total): 1186
length overall (LOA): 19
propulsion type: power
year manufactured: 1990
19 ft Custom Aluminum Welded Boat - $15,999 (North Saanich)
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condition: good
engine hours (total): 1186
length overall (LOA): 19
propulsion type: power
year manufactured: 1990
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trophywife
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how do boats come across?? anyone? i asked in the covid thread and was ghosted.
looking at a 29' pursuit, twin 250's.. help!
Ripperoflips
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What a great Mooching or Jigging platform. Back in the day I would have had that thing looking like a Porcupine with baited rods sticking out.Glacier bay 202 nice boat - $6,000 (Deroche)
Glacier bay 202 nice boat - boats - by owner
Nice boat Moter works good and one motor needs work great shape 6000oboabbotsford.craigslist.org
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kaelc
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Ship to Blain, storage yard, send tow truck company from Surrey for pickup. Meet for clearance or have a broker do it.= Sounds like a great boat.
smokedvw
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17’6 double eagle - boats - by owner
1998 17’6 double eagle with 4stroke 90hp Honda outboard and road runner trailer. Comes with rod holders, 2 Scotty electric downriggers and hummingbird fish finder/gps. Is wired for dual batteries...
abbotsford.craigslist.org
This boat has not sold which makes me wonder why? I take it over priced and probably has a lot of hours on the engine.
kaelc
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Make sure trailer has all safety stickers on it too!
InterestingThis looks decent for the money.Not my thing but cheap compared to most tinny prices.
19 ft Custom Aluminum Welded Boat - $15,999 (North Saanich)
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© craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap
(google map)
condition: good
engine hours (total): 1186
length overall (LOA): 19
propulsion type: power
year manufactured: 1990
noluck
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only needs a vin number you can read
kaelc
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You can get it in with a VIN but insuring it is another story.
Registrar of Imported Vehicles - Help/FAQs
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What do I need to do before attempting to permanently import my trailer into Canada?
Prior to purchasing and permanently importing your trailer into Canada, we strongly recommend the potential importer to contact our office in order to ensure the validity of the vehicle identification number (VIN). For any trailer to be compatible for import into Canada, it must first meet four basic requirements:
- It must bear a legible, valid, 17-digit VIN that has been issued by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM).
- It must bear a legible U.S. Statement of Compliance (SOC) label, issued by the OEM.
- It must bear a label, legibly indicating the vehicle's weight ratings (both GVWR and GAWR).
- It must bear a label, legibly indicating the recommended tire pressures (PSI).
If any of these 4 basic requirements cannot be met, i.e., something is missing or illegible, the trailer will be considered incompatible with Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (CMVSS) and therefore inadmissible for import into Canada.
trophywife
Crew Member
good thing is, where it is going, is called the trailer graveyard for a reason. i would have boated this over if covid wasn't a thing. thanks for the heads up on trailer issues. i went through this 11 years ago with my kingfisher. should have told them back then i was just down for some tuna fishing.. had to stop and pay 7k in taxes!!!
kaelc
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Yeah, worth trying to get a new trailer from Tuff on the way through. Canadian-owned company in WA. Sucks to pay taxes on something that you end up not being able to use. Ours had a super faded GWVR sticker and managed to get it through despite little man at Canadian tire refusing to do it. Had a good private insurance guy go to bat for us and rattle some chains!
scotty
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Pm me for a good place to take a trailer
I know someone that had theirs boated up for them for offshore delivery from the USA. Could find out who they used if u want.
Also know of a guy that used buddy broker. And a towing outfit from surrey
adrian1991
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kaelc
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Not my cup of tea but after a weekend at anchor with my 4-year-old wetting the bed and the chain rustling a few feet from my head in the wind I can always window shop. Not sure what trailer and shipping for this thing would cost but about 1/4 the price of new. https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2002/grady-white-330-express-3832568/
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lemmy
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That should sell quick! Great price. I would have jumped on that last year when I was looking....
Did it just go up in price? Or did I read it wrong half an hour ago?
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