Who has a Carver Aft Cabin?
11-11-2011 | 02:02 PM
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You run a houseboat in offshore big water? I am not sure that is a good idea either. Huge windows and waves.....yikes!
pendulum or not, I took my old Marinette aft cabin in water you would never hit in a houseboat. The ac cranked just fine on a 100 degree day. I don't know why a similarly rigged Carver would be much different.
pendulum or not, I took my old Marinette aft cabin in water you would never hit in a houseboat. The ac cranked just fine on a 100 degree day. I don't know why a similarly rigged Carver would be much different.
11-11-2011 | 02:07 PM
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There isnt a carver section so i decided to post this here:
Looks like its a way better dean than anything on yachtworld
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o42751-en.html
Whats everybodys thoughts on 90's carvers?
Looks like its a way better dean than anything on yachtworld
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o42751-en.html
Whats everybodys thoughts on 90's carvers?
11-11-2011 | 02:14 PM
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I fully agree with the alum comment as well as utility on SMALL inland lakes. I have owned two alum boats (got one now). They have their own circumstances but no rot or blister. They are also fast. I can plane my 60' Roamer with 2 12cyl dd's. I am pretty sure you could not plane the same size Hatt wide body with the same power.
11-11-2011 | 03:46 PM
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