Originally Posted by wrinkleface (Post 3400298)

Very cool but what exactly is a capped hull & interior???? Thanx[/QUOTE

Capped is when there is no rub rail. They basically glass the deck and hull together. Looks great, but you better be good at docking:drink:

Its really popular out west. Adds qite a few thousand to the price.

Not sure how an interior can be 'capped.'

Originally Posted by stblaze08 (Post 3400527)

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Originally Posted by Gladhe8er (Post 3400543)

Thanx, obviously know what the no rubrail is but did not know that that was what it was called!! Like U say, looks Awesome but it would not B 4 me!! Launch'n the boat everytime I use it & pull'n up 2 docks!!!! I like my rail!!!:eek::evilb:

Originally Posted by wrinkleface (Post 3400555)

They only "CAP" the front bow and the transom stern.. The sides get a rub rail.

Originally Posted by Rik (Post 3400600)

This is called a half-cap then, correct? A full cap would be the whole boat, right?