tonyiiiafl wrote:
> NICE boat Rick! That is a lot of boat for a 30'. One thing I am seeing is that the
> Carver's make use of every inch of space available. I can't wait to see what my
> 39 really feels like!
Carver and Bayliner are the two best boat builders when it comes to utilizing space aboard.
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tonyiiiafl wrote:
> NICE boat Rick! That is a lot of boat for a 30'. One thing I am seeing is that the
> Carver's make use of every inch of space available. I can't wait to see what my
> 39 really feels like!
Carver and Bayliner are the two best boat builders when it comes to utilizing space aboard their boats.
> NICE boat Rick! That is a lot of boat for a 30'. One thing I am seeing is that the
> Carver's make use of every inch of space available. I can't wait to see what my
> 39 really feels like!
Carver and Bayliner are the two best boat builders when it comes to utilizing space aboard their boats.
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