http://tinylink.com/?D7XgiLfONH

You know, you're always going on about how superior steel is, never thought
much about it, but, I really liked this boat.

http://tinylink.com/?BxfBYbDlLz

Interior was set up for chartering, multiple crew.

http://tinylink.com/?CcnDf4xtuG

But the salon was exceptional. Oddly enough, the thing has a bathtub, which
the current owner uses for a hanging locker.

John Cairns

Quiet about the bathtub thing, mysterry might read this!

Kinda ugly hull looks sorta like a vagabond, most likely a Bruce
Roberts design. Looks OK inside, I like the stern salon layout.

Joe

"Joe" wrote in message
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Quiet about the bathtub thing, mysterry might read this!

Kinda ugly hull looks sorta like a vagabond, most likely a Bruce
Roberts design. Looks OK inside, I like the stern salon layout.

Joe

You could hang 8 sets of foulies in it, tell her it's the latest in hanging
lockers! It is ugly, but in a businesslike sorta way.

John Cairns

John Cairns wrote:

http://tinylink.com/?D7XgiLfONH

You know, you're always going on about how superior steel is, never thought
much about it, but, I really liked this boat.

http://tinylink.com/?BxfBYbDlLz

Interior was set up for chartering, multiple crew.

http://tinylink.com/?CcnDf4xtuG

But the salon was exceptional. Oddly enough, the thing has a bathtub, which
the current owner uses for a hanging locker.


I like this one better
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...66325215xpBAPI

Any idea what kind of boat the 'Kren' is?

DSK

"John Cairns" wrote:

http://tinylink.com/?D7XgiLfONH

You know, you're always going on about how superior steel
is, never thought much about it, but, I really liked this
boat.

http://tinylink.com/?BxfBYbDlLz

Interior was set up for chartering, multiple crew.

http://tinylink.com/?CcnDf4xtuG

But the salon was exceptional. Oddly enough, the thing has
a bathtub, which the current owner uses for a hanging
locker.

Strange place for a heater...

Seahag

Seahag wrote:

"John

Strange place for a heater...

Not really, it's the same principle for a house; put the heater in
middle if you can, heats more evenly and less loss than if on an outside
wall, (or against the hull in the marine case).

Cheers
Marty