Oh man...I want!!!

[eMKay]

I can't afford it, but it sure looks fun!



And a great interior layout. Why can't other boats this size be so logically laid out? They try to cram too much crap into too small a space, that's why.



This is a great solution for the crappy wood in most modern production boats, just some nice trim in the galley, and that's it! I love it.

[sailingdog]

Dang that's a fat boat... 11.5' wide for a 33' boat.

[padean]

I must say that in general I much prefer a more slender and shapely "rear end" on a boat. I'd give up the second aft double birth for that.

For those of us in the North, however, any photo of a nice boat sailing in late November is worthy of a little envy.

[FarCry]

I also like that simple interior layout too. Does it have two tillers or am I not seeing the photo correctly?

My boat must also be fat at 11' wide on a 31' boat. I can't imagine how odd a vessel would look if it were 28' long and 18' wide, can you SD?

[sailingdog]

This boat doesn't appear to have a V-berth.

[camaraderie]

It appears to have 2 rudders as well as 2 tillers.

[SVDistantStar]

Im a fan of older boats, but that is a good layout for a racer type boat.

[eMKay]

Originally Posted by sailingdog

This boat doesn't appear to have a V-berth.

V-berths


Are


USELESS!!!

[eMKay]

Originally Posted by padean

I must say that in general I much prefer a more slender and shapely "rear end" on a boat. I'd give up the second aft double birth for that.

For those of us in the North, however, any photo of a nice boat sailing in late November is worthy of a little envy.

Slender and shapely is slow...And it's October!

[sailingdog]

When a boat is that wide, it probably needs two rudders, so that at least one doesn't ventilate too badly when it is heeled. According to the website for it...it has a saildrive as well.

Originally Posted by camaraderie

It appears to have 2 rudders as well as 2 tillers.