1978 Bayliner Saratoga on 2040-parts.com
Harwood Heights, Illinois, United States
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Project or for parts. 25ft Bayliner Saratoga. 305 Chevy motor, volvo penta 280 outdrive, trailer with good tires. Hull looks to be in great shape, interior needs some work. I do not know if the boat runs as I've never tried to start it. No title for boat or trailer. Will be sold with bill of sale.
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