What type of Laser is this?
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LQT420
Member
Nah, that looks like an old beat up Laser hull to me. It looks like it's missing the grabrails, brake, block and strap hardware.
Bantry sailing
Member
na i think its just a beaten up laser like LQT420 said without all the fittings..
sailin in Eire
Member
i agree... looks like its been left in a bush 4 a while
hmm, I figured it was different than a laser one since it looks shorter but maybe just the angle.
Incase anyone is wondering... it's these 2 boats for 1k. They need work but not sure how much. One of them has a small hole on the deck.
it looks like a laser and it should say on that sticker near the front of the traveler near the top of the cockpit.
gouvernail
Super Opinionated and Always Correct
Fixed.
If you are seriously considering purchasing thse boats I suggest you take that money hold it a safe distance in front of your face and light that money on fire. The good news will be your money will be gone but at least there will not be any trash left to haul away.
is it really that bad ahah? I figured it wasn't a bad deal for 2 complete lasers...
laserxd
Member
if the condition is bad enough that you couldn't tell its a laser, its not really worth buying it for more than $1US although if you can get it for free thats how I got my first laser
Merrily
Administrator
Looks like Laser, smells like Laser, must be Laser.
The inspection port in the one has cut the stringer.
Lasers are 13 feet 10 inches long. You have to lay hands on them to check their condition. You'd be looking for soft spots, a soft hull, separation at the gunwhales, a leaky mast step, holes, and bad repairs. I wouldn't pay more than a few hundred for the both of them if they are in fair shape. Being left out like that hasn't done them a bit of good.
The inspection port in the one has cut the stringer.
Lasers are 13 feet 10 inches long. You have to lay hands on them to check their condition. You'd be looking for soft spots, a soft hull, separation at the gunwhales, a leaky mast step, holes, and bad repairs. I wouldn't pay more than a few hundred for the both of them if they are in fair shape. Being left out like that hasn't done them a bit of good.
Bungo Pete
Member
No spars, no blades, questionable stiffness & material condition. If working on small boats is your brand of therapy, then I'd charge them $100 bucks just to haul them away. Otherwise, walk, no run, in the other direction, because chances are that one or both are candidates for the chainsaw.
manateerichard
Collegiate Sailor
wouldn't touch it with a 10' pole....