how to get rid of a boat quick?
 

any place that will take scrap boats?
i got a 24' sea-ray for scrap that has to go somewhear ASAP..
no title, no trailer.

any ideas?
names?
numbers?
donations.. etc.... :huh:

You could do what a former landlord did when I demanded he remove the old car from the garage of the house I was renting.

The fool just dragged it into the side street so the police would tow it to clear the road :hs: :smash:

What a jerk.

-spence

try the Free section of Craigslist, I just looked at Mass Maritime, but I don't think what your describing fits there needs.

plymouth high school takes them
Also the seascouts. I have donated to both in the past. Don't have the info tho.

Donate it and get a write-off. They come same day for it in some instances. I have done it twice with a couple 'beater' cars when I was younger.:cputin:

Craigslist, donations won't take it unless it has a trailer. I have already tried that on a couple of old boats.

Saw it up and put the pieces out weekly in the trash, in heavy bags garbage bags. ;)

I put it on craigslist but it got flagged? I have to wait till tomorrow to re-post it.

too big to saw up.
there's some arse for it, i just gotta find him :bl:

Town Dumps will usually take them, for a fee $$$

A backhoe will do away with it in short order:devil2:

Park it in Dorchester. it'll get stolen over night.

Call Gary at Cape Cod Charlies and ask him how his boat disappeared so quickly and without a trace a few years back. Me smell something fishy and it aint the missing boat.......

Float test........