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Boat Headquarters

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183 N River St, Vermont, 05488, United States
(802) 868-4444 www.boatheadquarters.com
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Jul 3, 2017
Recently purchased a Sylvan pontoon boat from Kevin at Boat Headquarters. He took my Ranger bass boat in trade at a fair price and sold me a pretty complete package that we love using on Lake Champlain. This operation is the most professional boat sales and service facility in northern VT and NY.

Sep 13, 2016
Where to start, I went into Boat Headquarters I needed my engine tweaked & a lower drive unit. What I got was sold a boat I didn't need. He ( Kevin- the owner) was supposed to store the 2nd engine, so I'D have parts, which he kept & said he got rid of . But he charged me 3,000.00 for it. I pick up my boat & a tree fell on it/ never told me, & all the wood is rotted under my cushions & the feces were from 3 different animals / that I could identify. I had to power wash it & then hand scrub it 4 times before it was clean enough to ride in... Then I went through my bank receipts & I paid 400.00$ a year for storage, wrapping, & winterizing. My depth finder, & whale tail have been stolen from behind his 12 foot fences- he has 2, & his video cameras. Then he charged me 800.00 more to get rid of that boat he told me I needed to fix mine.

Apr 1, 2016
I had a used boat surveyed through these guys and I couldn't be happier. Very helpful and polite I will be going through these guys when I need another boat for sure.

Dec 17, 2017
Great

May 16, 2018

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