38 TG TS's do not have a full V Berth for sleeping and don't have a lot of the amenities one would like for overnighting
The V Berth in straight bottom TG's is like sleeping in a bowl.

Most like the side entry better. As Macklin said, it is nice to be able to carry on a conversation. It is now socially acceptable to have one of your buddies next to you, just as long as you are not wearing man purses!!!

or cuppin your buddies nuts.....

I was thinking speedo's and a big gold necklace

Thanks for all the info! I think we are gonna start looking at 37's.

Hey Lazlo, I see you spend some time at Put in Bay. Any chance you are gonna be up there anytime later this month?

There ya go.....Get Laszlo to give you a ride in his bullet! That will sell ya. But to really seal the deal go to Pompano and get a thrill ride with Pat the cult leader!

He took us out in our Tantrum into big water and got it DONE! Did I mention that the rack in the steering was put in backwards and when you turn right it turned left and it freaked out Steve Miller (R.I.P.) more than us!! A good time all 2800 miles of it!

Well, more voted for Obama, that doesn't mean they made the right choice now does it?????????
Steve

Uh Oh!!! Politics.... All the choices were morons!

The choice is easy... side entry!

I've got all the dimensions in my office somewhere. IIRC, the V-berth on the 33AT is 74" long by 69" wide (at it's widest).

I'll have to get the tape measure out or find my notebook on the 37. I'm 6'2" and I sleep comfortably in the V-berth on the 37.

I remember a time when we had 6 adults in the cabin returning from a poker run (by water), and we opted to ride out a short storm on the anchor; watching a movie down below. I wish I could say it was just me and 5 ladies, but it was an even ratio.
I do feel comfortable in stating that it could sleep me and 5 ladies down there though.

We've got a handful of boats at the AT Factory either officially for sale or unofficially for sale. Drop me a line.

Side entry Tantrum.....hmmmmmm!