Why did you guys not jump on the exact same boat with same motor and same hours WITH trailer for $38k list price. It sold for $35k.No trailer, 2301 Striper 250 Yamaha outboard.
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This boat looks pretty clean. I just emailed the guy and asked for more pics. We'll see where it goes.2000 Bayliner 2359 Trophy HardTop - $35,000 (Auburn)
2000 Bayliner 2359 Trophy HardTop - boats - by owner - marine sale
Bayliner Trophy.. Boat is to big for our family, I purchased it last year from a gentleman that purchased it from the original owner out of Oregon, spent most of its life out on the coast chasing...seattle.craigslist.org
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Pics are just pics, get a survey and go look at it, I know it’s a pain but it’s the only way, once that check out, go for a sea trial. If you need a surveyor pm me I will put you in contact with the surveyor I used when I went on a 2 week boat shopping spree down there lol. It will cost you 50k plus to get it on this side of the border
Awesome.
That surveyor is awesome, brutally honest I would say, not sure how busy he is, but he went out of his way to help me out
Nice. Not the Pro version, so double down on structure integrity via survey as Brutus suggests. 3rd time lucky?
I believe it evolved over time to the Pro having composite stringers and transom internally. There might have been more lockers, fish holds etc. Need to see an old brochure.
Something I learned when I had a survey done on a 2359, you’re not getting a composite transom, it’s still wood. This was on a ‘04 ‘pro’, stringers yes, transom no
Maybe, Not sure yet. well see what this guy says. Whats the difference between the pro and not pro?
My bad, I didnt read far enough down. Thanks for the info
Pretty short on details but if it is in good shape seems reasonable to me.
Pt plywood transom (green stuff) still gets wet, takes longer to rot, stringer are foam filled imo worst then wood covered in glass if done properly , I’ve seen a few foam filled stringer that where scary , like to the point there is no f… way I was even getting in that boat. Note, I have not looked that close to the newer trophy, but the older ones, every thing that was tab in to the hull was regular ply tab in with a chop gun, really bad job at it too, it was all coming apart, mine where a1995 and a 1998. Maybe the trophy line are better after 2000 not sure, one thing I know for sure from being on one is they still bob like cork at rest in a bumpy sea,the good ole eggshell hull
