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wemfish says:
a flat bottom ( for the roof bars) If you carry your boat upside-down, it has two advantages: 1. The sheerline (upper edges of hull) is necessarily at the same level each side, reducing the need for a flat bottom. 2. The boat doesn't fill up with water/road crud while you drive. The rainwater can be a major source of irritation when you try to unload, or corner, or..... Steve "there's a reason why most car=topped boats are upside-down..." |
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