Abandoned Boats: a problem here to stay?

STATEWIDE — If you are in the market for a boat, sometimes the best place to purchase one is not through a yacht broker but at a government-sponsored auction. The city of Newport Beach, for example, has regularly held boat auctions since 2003, attempting to move recreational vessels abandoned by...

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Jose Oliveira says:

October 1, 2022 at 4:57 pm

As mention with others for free and if catamaran is fiberglass made I am interested

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