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You won't be disappointed with A v20. Lived in Harford Co. and have relatives in Essex.

Put the outdrive up and it's a 25

That 210 is a 21' boat, not 23. Chris Craft sold it as a 21'.

Really clean. Anybody ready to move up? Cheap way to get into a 25' boat.

That really stinks.

It's personal preference, but I still like the shiny white gel coat of the V20's.

Steplift20 with the right prop that Merc should run around 40 mph. If its a V6 it would do real well with a 17" pitch.

Wow, $200 more for a 4 year newer boat and an 08 150. The motor was more than the current asking price for everything. I sold my 86 with an 01 150 Merc and got $7800. If I was looking in your area, I'd have to visit that one.

I feel sorry for ya'll. We're getting into the 20's tonight, but it'll probably be in the 60's in the afternoon. You shouldn't be shoveling snow, but dewinterizing boats. Hang in there, spring's coming soon.

I owned a 94 232 which I bought used in 96 and I'd put it up against many many boats in that size range. Please don't include them in the Bayliner catagory. These were not entry level boats and I surely didn't buy mine soley on price. They are used extensively by alot of guides on the great...

Needs more stuff in the cockpit.

$450.00 would be a good buy. Hope he gets it.

I've looked at alot of the 18's and I think if I had to repower one, I'd consider a 130-140 hp 2 stroke. Most 150's would be a V6 and much heavier than a 4 cylinder in the 130-140 range. When propped correctly, I think performance wouldn't suffer that much and fuel economy would be much...

I believe 150 hp was the max.

Great workmanship. You've got a real talent.

Bought several items from them too. Never a problem. Sorry for your bad experience MJ.

They were also available in outboard (rare) and Sea Drive configurations.

Scott, there are a bunch of guys on here that replaced them. I know Hammer did his. I did mine and I think I got my parts from Boatfix.com. I know I bought my thru hulls from them and I bought Stainless. I think Hammer installed an inline check valve in each line to prevent any incoming...

Great site. I lived in Melbourne from 90 to 07. It was a great boat ride to the inlet. I lost enough plugs, lures and jigs in that inlet to build a Buick.

Is it a 20" or 25" transom? I've had two V20s I used for years, both 25" transom. If a jackplate (especially if it wasn't hydraulic) wasn't really needed, I would invest in a set of trim tabs. Again, just my $.02.