Buying a used boat is convenient in so many ways. It costs less than the new one. Often used boats have fixed defects that were present on the new model that had just left the yard, especially if one of the earliest production models. It is immediately available and one does not have to wait for it to be built. Be careful, however, because a used boat has indeed been…used! So how to do to limit the risk of catching shenanigans? We give you a vademecum to get to close the deal to your mutual satisfaction and start sailing your new used boat.
Article originally published in Motor Boats in the June 1999 issue. From page 106 Today’s best used boats are some great classics of the past. In 1999 Beneteau unveiled a small flybridge of about ten meters in length that is …
