mad at dealer

[bchesley]

I have heard about the brazos being salty. Where are you putting in?

As for the dealer being at fault, maybe, buyer of boat with friends that own nautiques that probably gave advice on the purchase, most likely. I always know what options I want on a car/truck, why would a boat be different.

So if this guy buys a 1/2 ton pickup to tow a 15,000lb trailer and finds out that it wont do it, it then becomes the dealers fault for not knowing that he was going to pull that load?

[gride300]

when i say mad at the dealer i dont think they suck or anything. they have done good service on my boat despite just adding coolant and telling me it was fixed once after a 2 hour drive there, back home, then when it was ready back up there and back home just to take it back after the first use b/c they didn't listen or the fact that they did not test fit my bimini that had to be cut down so i had to do it. boats are different animals then car purchases. i just think a dealer should cater to his location, just like out west you'd sell a catanium b/c you have to and here i guarantee our area is 90% or more brackish and salt. so it only makes sense. and up selling dealer add ons like the closed loop, shower, heater, and whatever else is good for the buyer and the dealer so why not at least try. when i bought my boat i knew what i wanted b/c i am hardcore into my machines, but someone who has not purchased a wake boat since 95' might not know exactly what's up. gert off the internet and go ride

[NautiqueJeff]

The original poster of this thread is no longer a member of PlanetNautique. He was banned for not conforming to the site terms of use after being warned.

Since he is no longer a member, I think it is best to lock this thread.