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![]() "Sandy K." wrote in message . .. I'm currently in the market for a new boat and I've been looking at a few 37' Egg Harbor Convertibles. Specifically, I've been looking at the 2001 & 2003 models - with eh Cat 3126 engines. I'd be interested in hearing comments from current owners. Thanks, Sandy K. I had a 2002 37' Egg Harbor that I bought new. They called it a "SportsYacht". It had the 3126 Cats rated at 420 hp each, IIRC. Sold it a couple of years ago as I lost interest in fishing and have other boats. It's a beautiful looking boat ... nice lines. It's fast, but it's also light so you have to back it off in anything over 3 footers or it will almost leave the water. Fit and finish was top of the line. Even though it was new, I had it surveyed and he pointed out a number of areas that Egg had done an excellent job .... things you wouldn't think about looking for. We had one issue with it. It was equipped with the cockpit freezer and they forgot to insulate it. As a result there was sweating on the interior bulkhead. Egg Harbor sent a couple of guys up from New Jersey to MA where I had the boat and they fixed everything including adding the missing insulation. I found the factory to be very responsive to any questions I had, unlike the dealer I bought it from. It handles like a sports car .... very responsive to gears and throttle when maneuvering. We caught a hell of a lot of fish on that boat in the two years I had it, including our first tuna. Do you have any specific questions? Eisboch |