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US Yachts/Bayliner sailboat resource website.
Ahoy! Welcome to the US Yacht / Bayliner sailboat owners unofficial
web site, not that there's official one out there. Here you will find an owner driven community with information regarding these fine old sailboats.
You can also find owner projects, upkeep, modifications, maintenance, and anything else the Do It Yourself Sailor can think of.
After reaching the end of the internet, there was little to find. This is a user centric project. The content here is entirely built by the owners. Please have a look around and help build the site. May you have dirty fingernails, fair winds, and following seas.
Exert from an original 1980's era ad: " US Yacht is a new line of boats
designed for today's sailors. They're roomy, fast and most importantly
built to a standard of excellence that makes them a lasting investment.
We know of no finer values. each US Yacht has been deve
loped
to satisfy the most discriminating sailor. They are boats of
unprecedented luxury. Hand-crafted solid teak cabinetry. Teak
and holly cabin soles. Rich upholstery fabrics developed exclusively
to stand up to wear as well as to admiring glances. Overly spacious
berth with no less than six inches of dual-density foam. And much
more. Step aboard a US Yacht and you'll note only the finest names in
hardware, rigging, sails and auxiliary power plants. . . because boats
destined for greatness can have no less. And neither should you.
Throughout each model you'll see evidence of the newest technological
advances. And places where we've paid careful heed to time-honored
tradition - not merely because it's tradition, but because there's no better
way to build a quality boat. Whether your interest lies in heading
around the buoys or around the world, the trop starts at your local US Yacht
dealer. See him today, and experience for yourself US Yacht. The
ultimate statement in life-styles and a lasting investment in family and
fun."

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since 1999, well, sort of...