Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

Sadly, that's it for the Grady.

Too bad.

Now, onto other boats.

http://capehornboats.com/index_files/Page540.htm

http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=458

http://www.regulatormarine.com/32fs.html#javascirpt

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Sadly, that's it for the Grady.

Too bad.

Now, onto other boats.

http://capehornboats.com/index_files/Page540.htm

http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=458

http://www.regulatormarine.com/32fs.html#javascirpt



Wouldn't sell it to you with the six etecs, eh?

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

On Feb 2, 3:55*pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Sadly, that's it for the Grady.

Too bad.

Now, onto other boats.

http://capehornboats.com/index_files/Page540.htm

http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=458

http://www.regulatormarine.com/32fs.html#javascirpt

So, what the hell do you want in a boat anyway? You got the Capehorn
with the big open, well, open, and real high sides. You got the
regulator, which I actually like better, then you got one with a
little fishing deck and bunks for 4?? I would want some kind of
shelter in an off shore boat, just in case, but I would still like to
tow without permits. I like this boat, not that it matters.
http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=488
The Regulator looks like a nice hull too but it seems pretty shallow
in the ass end. Not the deep Vee I would expect in an offshore boat.
But then again I don't know from offshore boats...

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 14:51:44 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

On Feb 2, 3:55*pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Sadly, that's it for the Grady.

Too bad.

Now, onto other boats.

http://capehornboats.com/index_files/Page540.htm

http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=458

http://www.regulatormarine.com/32fs.html#javascirpt

So, what the hell do you want in a boat anyway? You got the Capehorn
with the big open, well, open, and real high sides. You got the
regulator, which I actually like better, then you got one with a
little fishing deck and bunks for 4?? I would want some kind of
shelter in an off shore boat, just in case, but I would still like to
tow without permits. I like this boat, not that it matters.
http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=488
The Regulator looks like a nice hull too but it seems pretty shallow
in the ass end. Not the deep Vee I would expect in an offshore boat.
But then again I don't know from offshore boats...

Thanks for your input.

You want to come up and look at the garage for your shop next week?

Like maybe Tueday?

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

wrote:
On Feb 2, 3:55 pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Sadly, that's it for the Grady.

Too bad.

Now, onto other boats.

http://capehornboats.com/index_files/Page540.htm

http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=458

http://www.regulatormarine.com/32fs.html#javascirpt

So, what the hell do you want in a boat anyway? You got the Capehorn
with the big open, well, open, and real high sides. You got the
regulator, which I actually like better, then you got one with a
little fishing deck and bunks for 4?? I would want some kind of
shelter in an off shore boat, just in case, but I would still like to
tow without permits. I like this boat, not that it matters.
http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=488
The Regulator looks like a nice hull too but it seems pretty shallow
in the ass end. Not the deep Vee I would expect in an offshore boat.
But then again I don't know from offshore boats...


I think he should look at the new 27' Carolina Skiff. Suits Tom to a T.

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

On Sat, 02 Feb 2008 23:05:44 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 14:51:44 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

On Feb 2, 3:55*pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Sadly, that's it for the Grady.

Too bad.

Now, onto other boats.

http://capehornboats.com/index_files/Page540.htm

http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=458

http://www.regulatormarine.com/32fs.html#javascirpt

So, what the hell do you want in a boat anyway? You got the Capehorn
with the big open, well, open, and real high sides. You got the
regulator, which I actually like better, then you got one with a
little fishing deck and bunks for 4?? I would want some kind of
shelter in an off shore boat, just in case, but I would still like to
tow without permits. I like this boat, not that it matters.
http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=488
The Regulator looks like a nice hull too but it seems pretty shallow
in the ass end. Not the deep Vee I would expect in an offshore boat.
But then again I don't know from offshore boats...

Thanks for your input.

You want to come up and look at the garage for your shop next week?

Like maybe Tueday?

The Regulator gets my vote, based on looks.
--
John H

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

On Feb 2, 6:05*pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 14:51:44 -0800 (PST),





wrote:
On Feb 2, 3:55*pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Sadly, that's it for the Grady.

Too bad.

Now, onto other boats.

http://capehornboats.com/index_files/Page540.htm

http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=458

http://www.regulatormarine.com/32fs.html#javascirpt

So, what the hell do you want in a boat anyway? You got the Capehorn
with the big open, well, open, and real high sides. You got the
regulator, which I actually like better, then you got one with a
little fishing deck and bunks for 4?? I would want some kind of
shelter in an off shore boat, just in case, but I would still like to
tow without permits. I like this boat, not that it matters.
http://www.contender.com/boats.aspx?id=488
The Regulator looks like a nice hull too but it seems pretty shallow
in the ass end. Not the deep Vee I would expect in an offshore boat.
But then again I don't know from offshore boats...

Thanks for your input.

You want to come up and look at the garage for your shop next week?

Like maybe Tueday?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Are you ready to rumble???

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

On Feb 2, 7:09*pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 2, 6:05 pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 14:51:44 -0800 (PST),

wrote:

The Regulator looks like a nice hull too but it seems pretty shallow
in the ass end. Not the deep Vee I would expect in an offshore boat.
But then again I don't know from offshore boats...

Shallow in the back end? What does that mean?

From the lind drawing they showed, it had maybe a 10-12 degree
deadrise at the stern, not much for an off shore boat. Maybe I looked
at the wrong drawing, but if it has the 10-12 then I stand by my
conclusion.. If I of course saw it wrong and it's 15-18 or better,
like 21, then I recind my observation;)

Well the Grady is out of the running...
 

On Feb 2, 7:09*pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 2, 6:05 pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 14:51:44 -0800 (PST),

wrote:

The Regulator looks like a nice hull too but it seems pretty shallow
in the ass end. Not the deep Vee I would expect in an offshore boat.
But then again I don't know from offshore boats...

Shallow in the back end? What does that mean?

OH ;) I actually answered this before I saw it was you Harry, no, I
was not suggesting it was a LTP..;)