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Old 09-06-2011 | 10:46 AM
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What are the differences in the hull between the older 40s and a new 40 classic? What about the SS? Flat Deck? Pleasure?

Can someone with some pretty good Skater knowledge tell us a little about the differences between the sizes, as far as the hull is concerned. The aesthetic differences are pretty obvious as far as the rubrail and interior accomodations, engine hatches, etc.

On Skater's site, it says a new 40 classic is:
Length:40'
Beam: 10' 11"
Tunnel width: 59"
Front Tunnel Height: 38"
Rear Tunnel Height: 24"
Weight:4750 #
Sponson Deadrise: 18*

Are these numbers the same for all the other 40's? Has there been any major bottom changes and what years were they? Any years to look for or to avoid?
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Old 09-06-2011 | 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by waterboy222
What are the differences in the hull between the older 40s and a new 40 classic? What about the SS? Flat Deck? Pleasure?

Can someone with some pretty good Skater knowledge tell us a little about the differences between the sizes, as far as the hull is concerned. The aesthetic differences are pretty obvious as far as the rubrail and interior accomodations, engine hatches, etc.

On Skater's site, it says a new 40 classic is:
Length:40'
Beam: 10' 11"
Tunnel width: 59"
Front Tunnel Height: 38"
Rear Tunnel Height: 24"
Weight:4750 #
Sponson Deadrise: 18*

Are these numbers the same for all the other 40's? Has there been any major bottom changes and what years were they? Any years to look for or to avoid?
A 40'SS is 1 foot wider, it has a 5 step bottom, running surface 40' LOA 44'4", the tunnel depth is 7" higher in the front and 1" higher in the rear......just a few.

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Old 09-06-2011 | 01:00 PM
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So is the 40ss the same width as the 46? Thats a wide load!
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Old 09-07-2011 | 10:52 PM
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So is the 40ss the same width as the 46? Thats a wide load!
I think so. Its a big ride!!
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Old 09-08-2011 | 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by FREEDOM US1
I think so. Its a big ride!!
40SS is 11' 10" and 46' is 12'. The redo on your boat looks great.
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Old 09-08-2011 | 09:23 AM
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The 40 classic is 11'2 wide.
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