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For Sale: Holy Crap That’s A Lot Of Boat For $350
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agm_66
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This one was on the interesting boats thread recently. Here's the link in case you want to read the judgement provided by other members.
http://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s3/interesting-boats-10046-243.html
Discussion begins at post # 4844 @Donsan
http://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s3/interesting-boats-10046-243.html
Discussion begins at post # 4844 @Donsan
sunchaser
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Why not? No different than dozens of other designs out there. Bow and stern thruster, deep keel and a big prop. Piece of cake I would think.
It appears to be a very nice well designed vessel. Check out the builder.
Northern Spy
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If you read the comments about it on the Interesting Boat thread, one may quickly surmise that TF members have not walked the docks on the exposed Atlantic coasts of Nova Scotia or Newfoundland; where all of the commercial boats and some of the recreational boats have very similar hulls. And there aren't a lot of recreational boats...
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Airstream345
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Looks like a great deal. Reminds me of the sword boats out of Gloucester, MA.
Most of the comments on the other thread focused on the decor/upholstery and I noticed some interesting "hull art" over that beautiful red gelcoat. To me it "presents" as an "off-brand" alternative to a N46 or the like for 25% less and 5 years newer.
Single with thrusters, long range tankage and setup for long term cruising - what's not to like. Plus it's RED!!!!
Most of the comments on the other thread focused on the decor/upholstery and I noticed some interesting "hull art" over that beautiful red gelcoat. To me it "presents" as an "off-brand" alternative to a N46 or the like for 25% less and 5 years newer.
Single with thrusters, long range tankage and setup for long term cruising - what's not to like. Plus it's RED!!!!
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dhays
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Yeah, nice looking boat with a lot of nice features.
Craig Tomash
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Appears to have an offer/sale pending happening.
Nightsky
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Why not? It has both bow and Stern thrusters.
BruceK
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I don`t like the upholstery in the PH.
Otherwise,
Otherwise,
Sabre602
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Didn't read the other thread, but, apart from the hideous pilothouse upholstery, the layout of instrumentation is awful. Doesn't look like it was planned at all. The rest of the boat is perfectly nice looking.
markpierce
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Nice, but it would have been too big and 50 percent too expensive for me. Also prefer direct dock access from the pilothouse. (That's the problem of most floating condos.)
sean9c
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Figure the actual waterline is somewhere a little below the top of the bottom paint. Compare the amount of boat below the waterline with the amount above. A LOT of windage. Better have some hp on those thrusters.
Why would you groove the hull? Pretend it's wood?
Why would you groove the hull? Pretend it's wood?
Comodave
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It would take 2 men and 3 boys to change out all those 8D batteries... also do not like the upholstery. Other than that it looks pretty nice.
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