This is a neat new feature of the larger Searays.
http://www.wtsp.com/news/article/188059/8/Runaway-yacht-crashes-into-a-Sarasota-beach
http://www.wtsp.com/news/article/188059/8/Runaway-yacht-crashes-into-a-Sarasota-beach
Westie
Yup, he thinks no damaged, wait till he finds the 5K props all chuncked up, still very lucky. Florida west coast seems to be in the news last couple of years with Sea Rays beached with no captans & no injurys. Very Lucky
Scott thats funny! Your probabally right, at the least that's what I would be thinking if it was me.
What a great boats these Sea Rays are. Once they sense that they are unattended they head straight for land, beach themselves and patiently wait for their owner to return. Fantastic!:grin:
I keep telling my wife that she has to be able to handle the boat if something happens to me, but she's afraid to try. I showed her the story and said 'see'. She wanted to know if our boat could do what that one did, and if so it wouldn't matter. Sort of like a homeing pigeon I guess.:smt101
I would be thinking its a good thing i pay my insurance in one yearly payment,hmm that 390 over there looks good wonder if its for sale?
I can see the for broker add now "One sea ray sedan bridge, minor prop damage and some missing bottom paint, Can be found securley docked at Sarasota beach!" 
What a great option. You can go to sleep at the helm and she heads straight to shore. Now if they could make it come to you when you whistle.....
OK... isn't this the point where someone posts the pictures of the beached 48' Sea Ray bridge boat being crushed by CAT front end loaders on the beach in the Bahamas?
I thought about doing that but I figure everyone has to of seen that by now. I that had extra gas tanks on-board and didn't hit the beach it may have been in Portugal by now.:grin:
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