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I am looking at both 37 ant 41 aft cabins and was wondering about the differences. Can anyone enlighten me on the real differences other than the 4ft.
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Insurance and slip costs can be much higher over 40 feet.
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I have the 41. It is great layout with plenty of room. I have mine for sale on the Marinettes Boats for sale site. If you are comparison shopping, I would gladly show you mine. It is at Lake Cumberland and is a great boat.
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bpboater wrote:I have the 41. It is great layout with plenty of room. I have mine for sale on the Marinettes Boats for sale site. If you are comparison shopping, I would gladly show you mine. It is at Lake Cumberland and is a great boat. Details and pics?
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Here is the writeup and specs on Marinettes for Sale. http://marinetteforsale.com/41ACB88SP.htm I do not have pictures of the interior at home with me. I can take some on October 12 and send them to you.
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Is the 37' a Marquis? The Marquis hulls have more freeboard and are steeper, giving you more room for the aft cabin. The first 37' Marquis was made in 1988, I think. You can tell the Marquis from standard aft cabins by looking at the forward cabin windows. The Marquis have skinny windows while the traditional style has the taller, normal Marinette windows. The Marquis was the last revision before Marinette left the business. It is somewhat more refined. -Karl
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somewhere on this site, there are a bunch of Brochures re most sizes of Marinettes. I believe they were posted this year.
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clarko wrote:somewhere on this site, there are a bunch of Brochures re most sizes of Marinettes. I believe they were posted this year. Cool, can you give me guidance on this?
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Hedgehog, Try this site: http://www.marinette.com/Norm,
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Well the offer has been accepted. If the survey comes out ok then I will be done on a 1987 Aft Cabin. It is a nice clean boat with 454's. It does not really need anything but I am not good at leaving things alone. I can see new paint on the top deck and instrument panel upgrades on the near future. Interior updates will be happening ASAP. I will mostly be doing new curtains and stuff like that.
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wow thats a nice one .maybe i can get one like that if i hit the lottery.hope the survey turns out good.
tim
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Here is the real tender. It is a 1973 Donzi X-18. I did a full deck off resto of this one.
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Hedgehog, Congratulations! That is a nice looking boat. I took a look at a 1988 37' Aft Cabin for sale in downtown Chattanooga about three months ago. It looked very similar to this one. I could never get my heart right - too tight on the wallet I guess, starting to squeak when I walk. Been eye-balling some 32's lately, but still have the same problem.....squeaky / cheap. John B.
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I am at the OMG what have I done stage. So far I am pretty excited. I have a bunch to learn about these boats.
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