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April 7, 2007 - 2:41pm — Sean- Boats
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Does anyone have an opinion on the best lobster boat/downeast style boat to look at in the 20-30' range?Used, SO
BRIDGING THE GAP - SEA RAY’S 36 SEDAN BRIDGE
March 27, 2007 - 6:49pm — George Sass Jr.- 2006
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- OCTOBER 2006
It wasn’t difficult to find the new Sea Ray 36 Sedan Bridge rising above her express styled siblings at New York’s Chelsea Piers for a MarineMax/Surfside 3 demonstration day. An under 40-foot bridge model is not new territory for Sea Ray, although today the company’s bread and butter is with their Sundancer or express cruiser line. Therefore a new Sedan Bridge offering received more than marginal interest from the marketplace.
BIGGER BY DESIGN: The Carver 33
January 7, 2007 - 8:00am — George Sass Jr.- 2006
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- Boats
- JULY/AUGUST 2005
It wasn't until about five years ago or so that I really started to pay attention to Carver Yachts. I had looked at a few used models to purchase for my own enjoyment, but that is where the familiarity ended. However, as a senior editor, of a national boating magazine, I was assigned Carver as part of my beat list. Hey some journalists are assigned the police beat, I was assigned one of the leading boatbuilders in the country.Yes, it's a tough gig I know.
Encore! The Tiara 3900 Convertible
January 7, 2007 - 8:00am — Karl Anderson- 2006
- Boats
- MARCH 2006
- Reviews
Long recognized as a reputable builder with high standards of quality and customer focus, Tiara Yachts builds several series of boats. The venerable Open Series has been a hit with boaters for years due to their simplicity, functionality and robust construction.
LITTLE BIG BOAT: The Holby 24
January 7, 2007 - 8:00am — Dennis Caprio- 2006
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- Boats
- FEBRUARY 2006
- Reviews
Every financial wizard, from the household budget-keeper to the CFO of a major corporation, knows how important the bottom line is to the fiscal health of a family or a business. If you're a naval architect or a boatbuilder, though, the bottom line assumes a value far beyond the last entry of a profit-and-loss statement.
