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Reads like it.

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Unfortunately we have some folks here with only the following on
their mind: http://tinyurl.com/yulpqw

So what type of boat do you own and where do you boat? Welcome
aboard.
An oldie but goodie 36-foot Tiara, twin diesels, out of the LA area.

A 36 foot Tiara......very nice!
It's a pretty decent boat. I bought her at a customs auction and
spent a few bucks fixing her up. Looks better than new now at least
to me. I just put in a new sink-refrigerator-bait freezer unit on
deck and replaced a little rotted out baltek under the fiberglass
under the anchor windlass. So far that is the only soft spot of
baltek and probably cause when the windlass was put on theholes were
not epoxied on the edges.

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Tiara is known for producing quality boats and the 36 footer provides
a nice open cockpit area for fishing.

Do you have the open or convertible?


It's a "convertible," though the "top" no longer is "canvas." I had that
removed and a new "top" built out of fiberglass. So now, it is a
"hardtop." What fabric tops do best is deteriorate.



My mistake. I was so involved with changing out the canvas top, I sort
of internalized the concept of convertible versus hardtop. The boat is
the "open" model. Had Harbor Diesel in Long Beach redo the Cat 3208
diesels for me.


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