Christ- no marine head option...a Portapotti on a 27ft $46K boat. Sorry-
SWMBO would NOT go to the San Juans with me in that. No power fridge. No
hot water. Nothing about the cleats- prolly plastic or Zamac.
*Some* of these things *could* be upgraded after purchase; some at
unreasonable expense. BUT: 17° deadrise- too flat for comfy anchoring or
rough water. Looks reeeealy tall and bleach-bottly; clearly going for
6'+ headroom in the forward cabin. Overnighting in a windy anchorage
would be pretty rough.
JR

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JR North wrote:
Christ- no marine head option...a Portapotti on a 27ft $46K boat. Sorry-
SWMBO would NOT go to the San Juans with me in that. No power fridge. No
hot water. Nothing about the cleats- prolly plastic or Zamac.


???????

Where are you coming up with the portapotti thing?
Certainly not in the boat described in this thread.

Dual voltage fridge/freezer in this boat.

Six gallon hot water tank.



*Some* of these things *could* be upgraded after purchase; some at
unreasonable expense. BUT: 17° deadrise- too flat for comfy anchoring or
rough water. Looks reeeealy tall and bleach-bottly; clearly going for
6'+ headroom in the forward cabin. Overnighting in a windy anchorage
would be pretty rough.
JR

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http://www.bayliner.com/cruisers.asp...ype=1,4,9 ,23

JR


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JR North wrote:

Christ- no marine head option...a Portapotti on a 27ft $46K boat. Sorry-
SWMBO would NOT go to the San Juans with me in that. No power fridge. No
hot water. Nothing about the cleats- prolly plastic or Zamac.



???????

Where are you coming up with the portapotti thing?
Certainly not in the boat described in this thread.

Dual voltage fridge/freezer in this boat.

Six gallon hot water tank.




*Some* of these things *could* be upgraded after purchase; some at
unreasonable expense. BUT: 17° deadrise- too flat for comfy anchoring or
rough water. Looks reeeealy tall and bleach-bottly; clearly going for
6'+ headroom in the forward cabin. Overnighting in a windy anchorage
would be pretty rough.
JR

wrote:



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