Read the sea trial on the Silverton 33 Sport Coupe. I was also surprised--a
pathetic 1-burner stove and the master stateroom did not have a walk around
berth. The former is a big problem, the later not so much. They need a
"Northwest edition" with a decent stove--propane would be nice. Otherwise,
some nice features for a relatively low
priced boat.

Regards, Dan

Danlw wrote:
Read the sea trial on the Silverton 33 Sport Coupe. I was also surprised--a
pathetic 1-burner stove and the master stateroom did not have a walk around
berth. The former is a big problem, the later not so much. They need a
"Northwest edition" with a decent stove--propane would be nice. Otherwise,
some nice features for a relatively low
priced boat.

Regards, Dan



I saw a new Meridian 40+ (I think), and it had a nice little counter
space in the pilothouse with a 2 burner countertop electric range, small
cabinet space and a small refrig. I thought that is was a nice feature,
then I looked further and found out that THAT was the galley.

I guess you are supposed to tie up at a restaurant.

Jim wrote:
Danlw wrote:
Read the sea trial on the Silverton 33 Sport Coupe. I was also
surprised--a pathetic 1-burner stove and the master stateroom did not
have a walk around berth. The former is a big problem, the later not
so much. They need a "Northwest edition" with a decent
stove--propane would be nice. Otherwise, some nice features for a
relatively low
priced boat.

Regards, Dan



I saw a new Meridian 40+ (I think), and it had a nice little counter
space in the pilothouse with a 2 burner countertop electric range, small
cabinet space and a small refrig. I thought that is was a nice feature,
then I looked further and found out that THAT was the galley.

I guess you are supposed to tie up at a restaurant.


Sounds like the galley in my Parker 25, except I also have a sink with
running water.

HK wrote:
Jim wrote:
Danlw wrote:
Read the sea trial on the Silverton 33 Sport Coupe. I was also
surprised--a pathetic 1-burner stove and the master stateroom did not
have a walk around berth. The former is a big problem, the later not
so much. They need a "Northwest edition" with a decent
stove--propane would be nice. Otherwise, some nice features for a
relatively low
priced boat.

Regards, Dan



I saw a new Meridian 40+ (I think), and it had a nice little counter
space in the pilothouse with a 2 burner countertop electric range,
small cabinet space and a small refrig. I thought that is was a nice
feature, then I looked further and found out that THAT was the galley.

I guess you are supposed to tie up at a restaurant.


Sounds like the galley in my Parker 25, except I also have a sink with
running water.

And the lobster boat??? Right.