1978 Bertram offshore, good or bad????
12-07-2004, 07:21 PM
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Re: 1978 Bertram offshore, good or bad????
Originally Posted by Too Old
Awesome!!!
In 1969 when I use to tool around Lake of the Ozarks in my Dad's 18 Donzi, I'd ride over to Lodge of the Four Seasons where someone kept a red Bertram Baron. I thought it was the most awesome thing I'd ever seen. I lusted for that boat. Hell, I still think it's one of the most beautiful boats I've ever seen.
In 1969 when I use to tool around Lake of the Ozarks in my Dad's 18 Donzi, I'd ride over to Lodge of the Four Seasons where someone kept a red Bertram Baron. I thought it was the most awesome thing I'd ever seen. I lusted for that boat. Hell, I still think it's one of the most beautiful boats I've ever seen.
12-09-2004, 11:22 AM
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Re: 1978 Bertram offshore, good or bad????
I looked at her and confused, lots of work and No title for Boat or Trailer, and yes this was a diesel version, all the gauges are for Diesel. I left her there untill I make My mind up what to do. Lots of money to restore this bad boy. But no rotten stringers or transom. Merc drives still there, no props/engines/cover. I will stay intouch. I do have Pictures and will someday down load to OSO to find more history about this 38 Bertram.
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12-09-2004, 03:25 PM
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Re: 1978 Bertram offshore, good or bad????
The Bertram I looked at was just like the red/white one shown above.
This has center strearing unlike shown above. Cool as heck looking hull.
Just no cabin at all, just bulkheads from top to bottom every 4 feet I belive up till
nose of boat. I think #3 drives are still there, no props and a ton of work.
I will buy and bring home. Just need a diesel truck 1 ton to pull this monster.
Trailer is 10 times over rated=trash. way to heavy. I will list pictures soon.
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This has center strearing unlike shown above. Cool as heck looking hull.
Just no cabin at all, just bulkheads from top to bottom every 4 feet I belive up till
nose of boat. I think #3 drives are still there, no props and a ton of work.
I will buy and bring home. Just need a diesel truck 1 ton to pull this monster.
Trailer is 10 times over rated=trash. way to heavy. I will list pictures soon.
Blaster
Originally Posted by platinum
Blaster,
have you been able to establish which 38 Bertram you are looking at?
Andreas
have you been able to establish which 38 Bertram you are looking at?
Andreas
12-09-2004, 10:38 PM
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Re: 1978 Bertram offshore, good or bad????
Originally Posted by cuda
What is the deadrise on the 28 Bertram?
(that's the Moppie, Sport Fisherman and Bahia Mar).
12-09-2004, 10:48 PM
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Re: 1978 Bertram offshore, good or bad????
Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
All three models of the 28' Bertram have a 23 degree deadrise.
(that's the Moppie, Sport Fisherman and Bahia Mar).
(that's the Moppie, Sport Fisherman and Bahia Mar).
12-10-2004, 06:53 AM
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Re: 1978 Bertram offshore, good or bad????
Originally Posted by cuda
Which model is that in post 35?
That's the Baron and I have no spec for that one. Sorry.
