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Take all the junk (personal stuff), and leave anything that "belongs" to the boat.
In Response To: well, I'm the professional.... 
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() I'd say take charts... the next owner should get updated charts and heck they should follow their dream not yours.
As for anything else on the boat.... take anything that is personal... but leave that stuff that was made or fits the boat, and anything that is installed...
Don't strip the boat, but stuff like bedding and rugs that only fit that boat, you may as well leave.
Having just acquired a boat, new to me, I found it reassuring to find documents on the boat's history and all the manuals, but anything else that did not have an immediate use, went right into the trash.
Messages In This Thread
- To leave or not to leave charts on board
- Keep them or sell them separately...
- Your call Dan. If you leave 'em it can only decrease the price of the boat
- Save a few you enjoy. Take the nonessentials from the boat BEFORE the broker sees it..
- Don't do it Dan! say it aint so! I thought you were kidding!!!
- I say leave a nice neat stack of charts in the drawer.
- Take it all off....
- well, I'm the professional....
- Take all the junk (personal stuff), and leave anything that "belongs" to the boat.
- Keep them or sell them separately...