" The sun never sets on Bertram Empire "
 

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Pretty cool revival of the 35

I like the way the flybridge steps have been redesigned









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not sure if this link works


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is this the 28 ? 31?

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Bertram 35 with engine hatches rasied

Would love to see a pair of Mercury 400HP V-10's on the back on a bracket

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She's Sexy for sure, love to get some fish blood on that thing!

Wow...sweetness. I could easily do some time on that.

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I didn't know that the Bertram 31 was a Cult Classic











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31’ Bertrams and 13’ Boston Whalers seemed to be extremely popular boats at the Jersey shore, back in the 70’s, 80’s and still are liked by many boating enthusiasts.

i never owned a 31’ Bertram, but I have always liked this model.

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Built this one singlehandedly a couple years ago (including paint).
54mph @ 6400rpm.

Im partial to the 38 Competition

can’t imagine the outboards being good for fishing

I've been waiting for them to put a 90* gear box in the bilge and start dropping the powerheads in like inboards, similar to the jet boats of the early 2000's. Yeah its not a clamp on but it could be dam close and look 1,000,000 times better

can you share pics of your project?




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Why not throw another 12 degrees +/- on that 90 and use the shaft strut and rudder or is thaf what your saying.
those optimax powerhead whaler jetboat is cool ( think it was whaler)

yeah that’s what I’m saying, or even a 90* to an out drive but that may be too tall to fit under most hatches.

Inboard boats just look so much better

Ill post up once I get the glass work done, a few months and I should be there

I think 31’.

The guy I built boats for in Fla started w/a 25’ Bertram and added, I think, 2’ beam, 3’ to length, and added a pad to the bottom and converted to twin OB!

Very cool boat!

You could see the Bertram lineage in it.