- Location
- California
So just like the title says, it’s white and was someone’s trash.
I was going to look at a couple junk seadoo’s that a neighbors friend had one day at lunch and was passing by the local auto salvage yard and just happened to see a jetski sitting in the dirt in front of their security gate with the hood off. So not waiting to leave a fallen soldier behind I flipped a u and stopped to see what was up. I didn’t even stop at the ski as I walked into the office to inquire about the seemingly decent ski in the dirt out front. I asked the guys what’s up with the ski and the guy says it was dumped last night and he has to pay $300 to dispose of them since the fiberglass is considered hazardous material and people dump them all the time. So I asked if it was for sale and he responded with he’ll help load it if I just get it out of his sight.
Hells yes! So I grab the ski and give him my business card in case someone just happens to abandon another ski.
Btw the Seadoo’s were seized turds and not worth anything.
I was going to look at a couple junk seadoo’s that a neighbors friend had one day at lunch and was passing by the local auto salvage yard and just happened to see a jetski sitting in the dirt in front of their security gate with the hood off. So not waiting to leave a fallen soldier behind I flipped a u and stopped to see what was up. I didn’t even stop at the ski as I walked into the office to inquire about the seemingly decent ski in the dirt out front. I asked the guys what’s up with the ski and the guy says it was dumped last night and he has to pay $300 to dispose of them since the fiberglass is considered hazardous material and people dump them all the time. So I asked if it was for sale and he responded with he’ll help load it if I just get it out of his sight.
Hells yes! So I grab the ski and give him my business card in case someone just happens to abandon another ski.
Btw the Seadoo’s were seized turds and not worth anything.