To the extent I agree with JimH. But all we have to go by is the pics.
I will agree it might be a whole different scenerio up front and live.
Again, the interior does look puffy, marshmello white, but I'm glad
you did mention different color options. I wish that had been
explained.
I think there is too much white for even the sales pics, . especially
when you look at the bigger pic. Like, what kind of stains would be
left on that beautiful fabric after being wallowed in sun tan oils.
Stuff that actually penetrates the material and left unattended. IMO.
It would ahve been nicer if theere had been come color scheme, though.

Actually, what should I care? I can't afford it anyhow.

I think it IS a nice looking craft, though.


JimH wrote:
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JimH wrote:
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Here's the result of my workday on Friday. :-)


Like all Crownline boats, the 315 SCR is impressively styled and
carefully
assembled.

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You must have forgot to bring you glasses with you when tested the boat
Chuck. The forward leaning radar arch is ugly. The cockpit looks like
a
giant marshmellow and the cockpit layout is poorly designed.

http://www.crownline.com/models/cruisers/315scr/aft.jpg

http://www.crownline.com/models/crui...5scr/big/3.jpg

http://www.crownline.com/models/crui.../main_boat.jpg


Eye of the beholder.

I like the radar arch, and don't agree with the marshmallow comparison.
It might be that the upholstery makes a different impression in person
than it does on a website photo, who knows? (Or, maybe if you actually
went aboard one of these models you would still think it looked like a
marshmallow- and you'd have every right to your opinion).

As far as the cockpit layout goes, I'd like to have you elaboarate on
"poorly designed."
I noticed two transom doors, one on either side of the sunpad. The main
transom door that most people would use is to port, and from there it's
a relatively straight shot all the way to the companionway door. One
half step to clear the wetbar on the port side and get inboard of the
lounge seat. The aft starboard quarter of the cockpit becomes a social
area, with table, blocking that transom door when the table is in place
and the removable seat is installed. How would you change or improve
the cockpit design?

Good discussion. :-)


The cockpit looks small and cramped for a 32 footer and it looks like an
obstacle course to move around in. The aft sunpad is a waste of space. They
overdid it with the seating in the cockpit.

JMO. ;-)