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If it was built before 90......the length typically does not include

the
pulpit and swim platform.....saves money on docking charges ;-) (Mine
says 28 on the title......even though it is longer than newer 32's)


Not necessarily. Most marinas in this area charge on the overall

length.




The ones I have gone to have always just looked at the numbers on the
side or the title.



Ours charge by the length of the slip, regardless of the length of boat.


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If it was built before 90......the length typically does not

include
the
pulpit and swim platform.....saves money on docking charges ;-)

(Mine
says 28 on the title......even though it is longer than newer 32's)

Not necessarily. Most marinas in this area charge on the overall

length.




The ones I have gone to have always just looked at the numbers on the
side or the title.



Ours charge by the length of the slip, regardless of the length of boat.


My marina does, but I was talking about transient slips, like at
P.I.B. for eample. My boat says 28 on the side, they did question it once
but once they looked at the title, they accepted it. I guess it depends on
the marina, and the experience of the dock hands.





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Not necessarily. Most marinas in this area charge on the overall
length.


Ours charge by the length of the slip, regardless of the length of

boat.

My marina does, but I was talking about transient slips, like at
P.I.B. for eample. My boat says 28 on the side, they did question it
once but once they looked at the title, they accepted it. I guess it
depends on the marina, and the experience of the dock hands.


Perhaps I should have said many instead of most, but the basic principle
holds. I had an older Luhrs 32, and 4 friends had essentially the same
boat, all at different marinas. We all had the same problem. Prow to
transom, the vessel measures just about 31.5, but with swim platform and
small anchor pulpit she would tape out a bit over 34', and that was the
charge.


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