PM is correct, the step does not allow for an enclosed head. The only altenative is to relocate the head to the center of the cabin, then add a partion wich would reduce the cabin half to half of its size

Here's aTS Tiger with an enclosed head.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...threadid=74340

Thats a cool boat that you posted. That '97 came from the factory with the rare extended sunpad option and the rear stand up 3 man bolster . . who owns this one now ?

Technically, its only one half of the scheme . . on the build sheet for the boat in post #5, it read something like "Half 90 mph paint" or something similar

FWIW

Dhlaw, How does your buddy like that 97? I like the paint. I put a deposit on it over the phone a while back as the salesman told me it was in excellent shape. Had some friends go look at it for me and they laughed at me, said it was rough, so I bailed. Did he repower because he had to or wanted to? Did he buy it right?

Yes the 3 man bolster setup in that boat was really nice. I looked at that boat when it was brand new at Everglades back in the day. Still have pics somewhere.

#5 is plastered's old boat it was for sale at aquatoystore for a while

I may have been the one that showed it to you

It was either me or Harold Marvin.

I bet it was you. It wasn't Harold. We looked at it a couple of times. I loved the back bolsters. It was basically the same as our gun that we already had, so we decided against it.

I miss the good ol dayz at Everglades

I can recall a situation like that . . it being similar to what you had . . . back then, alot of people shyed away from this boat because of the stand up rear bolster ( lots of people liked the extended sunpad though ), the sheer concept of having it and it being good for poker runs was kind of in the infancy stage.

Harold sold this boat new to a gentleman in Boca Raton ( Steve something ) . . from there, it sounds like Tony then bought it . .

Damn, the white '92 47 Fountain SC thats on the right side of the above photo we had for sale forever . . .