Rialto, CA: 17 ft Glasspar Seafair Gone in One Morning

A 17 ft Glasspar Seafair runabout sat in a Rialto yard for over a decade after the owner passed. The fiberglass hull had chalked to a dull gray, the gelcoat was cracked in a dozen places, and the engine block had seized solid years ago. This wasn't a restoration project. This was a boat that had reached the end. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. The vintage trailer it sat on had collapsed. One axle had rusted through, and the frame had twisted so badly the tongue was buried in the dirt. We couldn't tow it out without risking a jackknife down the street toward Fontana. So we brought in a crane, lifted the hull straight off the frame, and set it on our flatbed. The whole operation ran under an hour. Once it was on the truck, we hauled it to the processor in San Bernardino County. The Glasspar went into the recycling line, and the collapsed trailer went to scrap. The yard was clear, and the family had the paperwork showing it was gone. Crews cover all of San Bernardino County: San Bernardino, Fontana, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Victorville, Hesperia. We schedule most pickups the same week you call. A lot of folks in Rialto keep boats in storage during the hot months and bring them back when the season shifts, so we're used to working around those moves. You tell us the address and the boat's condition, we give you a date, and we handle the haul from there.