Most comfortable cabin in a performance boat???????
02-04-2008 | 06:47 PM
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http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o11992-en.html
How about this one? I have been impressed with every OL I have seen.
How about this one? I have been impressed with every OL I have seen.
02-05-2008 | 12:30 PM
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02-05-2008 | 05:11 PM
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Jeff, VERY NICE RIDE!!!!
It's been awhile, you are on your 3rd 43' WOW!!! I have to agree, the 43' NorTech has a killer cabin, just a tad bit shy of the 50'. We have been on both the 43' and the 50', lots of room and first class!!! Trond & the boys at NorTech are the best!!!!
Originally Posted by Jassman
This is my 43 Nortech. The same can be done on a 39 Nortech as well. You pick everything, from materials to the stitching if so desired. The headroom is 6'7" at the tallest point in the cabin or 6'1" at the sink/fridge/micro area. The head is a true walk in head with 6'7" headroom, no step ups for easy entry. Ive had many boats over the years (34-PQ, 38 Cig TG, 42 Sonic, 37 A.T. and this is my 3rd 43 Nortech) and do over night, and Nortech has the plushest cabin and cockpit of them all. Also, like some of the other threads Ive been read where when running hard all the ammenities fall down or apart, totally not true. Never had a problem, extremely solid powerboat, not only for going fast but comfortable as well. Good Luck in your decision. Jeff
First class blue water boat!!!!!
Jeff, same on my 38', hung headliner on fiberglass cover marine plywood. Again, very nice!!! Here is a couple from my Powerplay. You going to be in Miami for the show? Robbie
It's been awhile, you are on your 3rd 43' WOW!!! I have to agree, the 43' NorTech has a killer cabin, just a tad bit shy of the 50'. We have been on both the 43' and the 50', lots of room and first class!!! Trond & the boys at NorTech are the best!!!!
Originally Posted by Jassman
This is my 43 Nortech. The same can be done on a 39 Nortech as well. You pick everything, from materials to the stitching if so desired. The headroom is 6'7" at the tallest point in the cabin or 6'1" at the sink/fridge/micro area. The head is a true walk in head with 6'7" headroom, no step ups for easy entry. Ive had many boats over the years (34-PQ, 38 Cig TG, 42 Sonic, 37 A.T. and this is my 3rd 43 Nortech) and do over night, and Nortech has the plushest cabin and cockpit of them all. Also, like some of the other threads Ive been read where when running hard all the ammenities fall down or apart, totally not true. Never had a problem, extremely solid powerboat, not only for going fast but comfortable as well. Good Luck in your decision. Jeff
First class blue water boat!!!!!
Jeff, same on my 38', hung headliner on fiberglass cover marine plywood. Again, very nice!!! Here is a couple from my Powerplay. You going to be in Miami for the show? Robbie
Hey Robbie, how ya been buddy..Glad to see you still have that awesome 38 PP. Love that boat...Which PR you doing this year.
Jeff
02-08-2008 | 12:47 AM
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Jeff, Sorry that it taken a little time to get back with you. I mostly lurk vs. posting. Still have the boat, have not done any poker Runs since Lake Cumberland, 2006. My wife was laid up from surgery (up grades!!!!) during the run the run in 2007. We plan are planning on 3 this year, Lake C., Destin in August, and Hopefully, keep our fingers crossed, Key West in Nov. How about you guys, which ones? Any plans for the Miami Boat Show? We fly into Miami on Tuesday, the 12th, leave the following Monday. Let us know, look forward to talking, Robbie
02-08-2008 | 05:45 AM
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Jeff, Sorry that it taken a little time to get back with you. I mostly lurk vs. posting. Still have the boat, have not done any poker Runs since Lake Cumberland, 2006. My wife was laid up from surgery (up grades!!!!) during the run the run in 2007. We plan are planning on 3 this year, Lake C., Destin in August, and Hopefully, keep our fingers crossed, Key West in Nov. How about you guys, which ones? Any plans for the Miami Boat Show? We fly into Miami on Tuesday, the 12th, leave the following Monday. Let us know, look forward to talking, Robbie
Would love to go to Miami but my dad is on his last few days or week. His bone cancer has just taken ovee, Im going to miss him dearly.
We will be in Destin and KW later this year as well,
which will be great. Trying also to do Jacksonville, and then all the local one's like TicFaw 200, Royal Purple and a few that the Gulf Coast Offshore guys do over this way. Ill catch up with you guys in destin, talk to u soon. Jeff
02-08-2008 | 06:00 AM
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02-08-2008 | 06:07 AM
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Here is the cabin on my little and old 322 Baja. Pretty big for such a small boat. 5' 6" head room, a head that you can sit in and not hit your head or knees, plus heat and air.
But the engine compartment sucks.
But the engine compartment sucks.
02-08-2008 | 06:54 AM
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[QUOTE=Jassman;2437594]Would love to go to Miami but my dad is on his last few days or week. His bone cancer has just taken ovee, Im going to miss him dearly.
Hey Jeff, sorry 2 hear that, my dad probably is not far either. talk 2 ya buddy.
Hey Jeff, sorry 2 hear that, my dad probably is not far either. talk 2 ya buddy.
