T/S With full cabin??

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09-09-2010 | 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by fandango

Tank, yes did it myself. Brought it home and wife wanted to know where the enclosed head was??????? You and I talked many a moon ago (use to have the cafe in Maryland with the pink motors). 42' Tiger.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...poker-run.html

I remember your Cafe...It was on my short list before finding the Top Gun we eventually bought. Where did your Cafe end up going?

The Tiger looks great!

09-09-2010 | 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by BLee

Exactly.

That white boat in the first post ad is a single step.

You can do it like "fandango" has done with his on a TS, but not the OEM "full cabin" like the straight bottom Top Guns had.

You sure it's a single step Brandon? The step is way too far forward (just under the fairing). The single steps step was located back further.

09-10-2010 | 11:03 AM

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Wow, great idea for a "real" head Fandango. Have you had any issues with components breaking while running? Again, neat idea.

09-10-2010 | 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by thisistank

You sure it's a single step Brandon? The step is way too far forward (just under the fairing). The single steps step was located back further.

I think you're right. After you pointed out how far forward the front step is, there has to be a 2nd step, it's just not visible in those pics.

When I glanced at the ad, I thought I remembered the rear step being more "pronounced", where you could see the vent slightly above the waterline. After looking at pics of my old boat, the rear step is visible in various photos, but under the waterline in others. My mistake!