"Capt. Rob" wrote in me

Can you
find a boat that looks like the 35s5?

I searched, this one comes closest.

http://www.macgregor26.com


SBV

"Jeff" wrote ...
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Here's his galley:
http://www.floridaboats.net/images/3.../slides/27.JPG


Those sinks look almost as shallow as Bob is. Nice looking wood.
Is the stove UNDER that cabinet like it appears? And the ice
box? Is that good?

Those sinks look almost as shallow as Bob is. Nice looking wood.
Is the stove UNDER that cabinet like it appears? And the ice
box? Is that good?


Nope, not under the cabinet and the oven is also electric, never used.
The gas system is still wrapped up. The 12 volt fridge is actually the
left of the sinks beneath the cutting board which slides back. There
are also cutting board inserts for the sinks for more cooking space. To
starboard is the end of the nav station and the surface slides away to
reveal even more counter space with a rather silly marble insert.


RB
35s5
NY

Capt. Rob wrote:
Those sinks look almost as shallow as Bob is. Nice looking wood.
Is the stove UNDER that cabinet like it appears? And the ice
box? Is that good?


Nope, not under the cabinet and the oven is also electric, never used.


An electric oven??? Yikes! And you call me a powerboater????

The gas system is still wrapped up. The 12 volt fridge is actually the
left of the sinks beneath the cutting Andwhich slides back.

So, you can prepare a meal, or access the fridge. Interesting choice.

There
are also cutting board inserts for the sinks for more cooking space. To
starboard is the end of the nav station and the surface slides away to
reveal even more counter space with a rather silly marble insert.


RB
35s5
NY