Congratulations! you bought a boat and now you can take family and friends out to sea whenever you feel like it, but what happens when you are done sailing and want to go home (it's not like you can put the boat in the trunk of your car)...
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The cheapest way to store a boat is on a trailer in your driveway or yard. A trailer
offers you the advantages of transporting your boat into different areas of water, taking your boat out
whenver you like, or just saving cash on your winter storage. Before you look into a trailer, be sure
that your car has the towing capacity for your boat and the equipment you need.
Rack storage:
For the smaller boats, a great alternative for storage is rack storage, or dry stacks. Typical rack storage
facilities will keep your boat in a covered shed filled with plenty of room. All you have to do to take it out is to call the facility before you want to use the boat and they will retrieve it for you.
When you are finished boating, simply bring it back to port, tie it up, and they will return it to the storage area for you.
Marina advantage:
If your a boat owner craving convenience, a marina slip is just what you need. Simply drive your family to the marina, get in the boat, and go.
Rates will vary from state to state, although most offer you several other benefits as well.
Buying your slip:
In some areas, you can buy a permanent slip at a marina. This can be great to have in high demand areas, as it guarantees you a slip at the marina whenever you need to store your boat. The purchased slip is a long term asset, and is good for as long as you own a boat.
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