Boston Whalers - To buy or not to buy.

I've been a long time fan of Boston Whalers. (Been a passenger - never an
owner.)
My question is this, whey don't I see more of them? Is it due to their
expensive price tag?
Or am I missing something? Tnx!

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Jon
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From: "Jon"

| I've been a long time fan of Boston Whalers. (Been a passenger - never an
| owner.)
| My question is this, whey don't I see more of them? Is it due to their
| expensive price tag?
| Or am I missing something? Tnx!
|
| ________
| Jon
| http://www.fishingpatrol.com/
| http://www.fishing.com
| http://www.thefishingnews.com/
|

I'm not in Mass. but there are many in the rivers here in Jersey !

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On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 09:09:13 -0800, "Jon" wrote:

I've been a long time fan of Boston Whalers. (Been a passenger - never an
owner.)
My question is this, whey don't I see more of them? Is it due to their
expensive price tag?
Or am I missing something? Tnx!
_______
Jon

They are grossly over priced but VERY fine boats none the less. I see a lot of
the smaller ones around Niantic. Don't see many over 19 feet. I suspect the
price tag is the biggest issue. There are many other fine boats out there,
Parker, Grady and others for a lot less money. Frankly I don't know how BW stays
in business with the prices they charge on their larger models. I'm in the 25 -
30 foot market and Whalers are 15K++ more than equvilent Grady's. What is up
with that? It isn't like I'm comparing them to a Proline or some other sleaze
bucket tub. Bottom line is you can't go wrong with a Whaler but you could easily
get features and reliability just as good for a lot less money.