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![]() "DSK" wrote in message ... Maxprop wrote: There are more, but this is a start. I'm sure others have good suggestions as well. How can you mention Ericsons and Irwins in the same post?? I know it's a stretch of the imagination, but they are in the same resale price range. While the Ericsons are well-built, performance-type cruisers, the Irwins are big-ass bathtub-like cruisers with lots of interior space and substandard construction. Amazingly they resell very well. People seem to be unable to look beyond the voluminous interior. A friend owned a 37' Irwin up until this past fall--we tried repeatedly to bury the rail on the damn thing, but never could--not even in 30+kts. That sort of stiffness tends to instill confidence in those who are too ignorant to realize just how poorly constructed they are. But it's just a damned shame that the 35s5--best boat ever created--doesn't meet your needs. Think of it: fast as an offshore powerboat, better looking than Brittney Spears, PHRF of -4000, accommodations for dozens, including a toddler, fine French joinerwork, and did I mention better looking than Brittney Spears? OH, and it has a by-God swim platform. Please reconsider . . . I've been curious... how does one swim on a platform? I've always thought you had to be in the water. Ask Bubbles. My boat ain't got one. Max |
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