Fays Boat Yard

codeman671 · 03-28-2005, 07:34 PM

Sorry, but I do not classify a 1960's vintage speed boat a modern day "go-fast" boat. How many fountains or baja's do you see in his marina? Nor do I classify Chaparrels as a go fast boat. Yes, he is a power boat guy in the fact that he sells Chaparrels but his love seems to be for sailboats. I have one-on-one conversations with him about his feelings about go fast boats, no heresay involved there. Anything with through-hull exhaust is not welcome-right out of his mouth. My frustrations with them have to deal with my treatment of trying to get a slip and trying to buy a $80k+ boat from them and not getting the courtesy of a call-back or any type of follow-through. Needless to say another dealer got my business and was wonderful to deal with.

I will saw that I have been told that they do have the most reasonable gas prices on the lake.

03-28-2005, 07:34 PM	#13
codeman671 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 3,604 Thanks: 223 Thanked 856 Times in 519 Posts	to GWC Sorry, but I do not classify a 1960's vintage speed boat a modern day "go-fast" boat. How many fountains or baja's do you see in his marina? Nor do I classify Chaparrels as a go fast boat. Yes, he is a power boat guy in the fact that he sells Chaparrels but his love seems to be for sailboats. I have one-on-one conversations with him about his feelings about go fast boats, no heresay involved there. Anything with through-hull exhaust is not welcome-right out of his mouth. My frustrations with them have to deal with my treatment of trying to get a slip and trying to buy a $80k+ boat from them and not getting the courtesy of a call-back or any type of follow-through. Needless to say another dealer got my business and was wonderful to deal with. I will saw that I have been told that they do have the most reasonable gas prices on the lake.