On 19 Aug 2006 08:44:21 -0700, "Chuck Gould"
wrote:

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

Warning; the following material describes a new boat being offered for
sale, so anybody easily offended by mentions of specific brand names,
etc, in the group is invited to click to the next thread. Thanks.



Split Personality


We spent a glorious August morning out on Lake Union and Lake
Washington in Crownline's largest boat, the new 2007 315 SCR Sport
Cruiser. Crownline continues to pleasantly surprise the boating
industry, and it looks like the company has done it yet again. We had
to conclude that Crownline has discovered the secret of putting two
entirely different boats onto the same physical keel. The 315 SCR
manages to be a well-appointed express cruiser large enough to sleep
4-6 (and "party" several more) in memorable comfort and luxury.
It's also a "Yeehaw!" speedboat that handles incredibly well and
will reach speeds of over 50 mph with a pair of relatively economical
small block V-8's.


Nice write up, Chuck. It's definitely not a fishing boat, but looks like it
could be a fun, albeit expensive, family/party boat. The pictures at:

http://www.crownline.com/models/mode...?model=315_scr

add a little more detail. I especially like the layout of the cockpit, the
upholstery design, and the radar arch mounting. Thanks for the info!


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John

JohnH wrote:
On 19 Aug 2006 08:44:21 -0700, "Chuck Gould"
wrote:

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

Warning; the following material describes a new boat being offered for
sale, so anybody easily offended by mentions of specific brand names,
etc, in the group is invited to click to the next thread. Thanks.



Split Personality


We spent a glorious August morning out on Lake Union and Lake
Washington in Crownline's largest boat, the new 2007 315 SCR Sport
Cruiser. Crownline continues to pleasantly surprise the boating
industry, and it looks like the company has done it yet again. We had
to conclude that Crownline has discovered the secret of putting two
entirely different boats onto the same physical keel. The 315 SCR
manages to be a well-appointed express cruiser large enough to sleep
4-6 (and "party" several more) in memorable comfort and luxury.
It's also a "Yeehaw!" speedboat that handles incredibly well and
will reach speeds of over 50 mph with a pair of relatively economical
small block V-8's.


Nice write up, Chuck. It's definitely not a fishing boat, but looks like it
could be a fun, albeit expensive, family/party boat. The pictures at:

http://www.crownline.com/models/mode...?model=315_scr

add a little more detail. I especially like ....the
upholstery design.....

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******************************************
***** Have a Spectacular Day! *****
******************************************

John


White and fluffy. Why am I not surprised?

JohnH wrote:
On 19 Aug 2006 08:44:21 -0700, "Chuck Gould"
wrote:

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

Warning; the following material describes a new boat being offered for
sale, so anybody easily offended by mentions of specific brand names,
etc, in the group is invited to click to the next thread. Thanks.



Split Personality


We spent a glorious August morning out on Lake Union and Lake
Washington in Crownline's largest boat, the new 2007 315 SCR Sport
Cruiser. Crownline continues to pleasantly surprise the boating
industry, and it looks like the company has done it yet again. We had
to conclude that Crownline has discovered the secret of putting two
entirely different boats onto the same physical keel. The 315 SCR
manages to be a well-appointed express cruiser large enough to sleep
4-6 (and "party" several more) in memorable comfort and luxury.
It's also a "Yeehaw!" speedboat that handles incredibly well and
will reach speeds of over 50 mph with a pair of relatively economical
small block V-8's.


Nice write up, Chuck. It's definitely not a fishing boat, but looks like it
could be a fun, albeit expensive, family/party boat. The pictures at:

http://www.crownline.com/models/mode...?model=315_scr

add a little more detail. I especially like the layout of the cockpit, the
upholstery design, and the radar arch mounting. Thanks for the info!


Damn it, John you know good and well that JimH knows everything about
boat design, up and coming trends in boat design, and will never be a
forward thinking type of guy. He's the kind of person that would say
things like a row worked for me, why would anybody want a motor on a
boat~!!!!