I get calls from two kinds of Nashville owners. First, the ones who listed their fiberglass boat for sale a full season and got nothing but tire-kickers and free-seekers, so they hauled it to the backyard and left it. Second, the ones who got a repair quote that cost more than the boat's worth, or whose motor died years ago and the hull went from investment to eyesore. Both have already called the landfill in Davidson County. Both got told no. The scrap yard looked at the trailer, not the boat. Storage lot fees added up. Now it's just sitting there, and they need it gone.
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