I'm kind of partial to the "Deckboat of the Year".
Not that I'm looking for one. I have no desire to own one. I just thought I'd start a thread so all the thread jackers can come to one thread and talk about their favorite deck boats.
I'm kind of partial to the "Deckboat of the Year".
I really like the one we have.
Not to hijack the thread but I've seen people refer to bowriders as deck boats on these boards. Noob questions, but who can offer a definition of a bowrider (open bow) versus deck boat?
By the way, the Eliminator deck boat is teh hot!
A bowrider is a boat with available seating in what would normally be covered if it was a closed bow. A deckboat is typically a cat hull bottom with a deck configuration that allows easy on/off boarding at the beach.
Open bow:
http://www.hallettboats.com/images/210main.jpg
Deckboat:
http://www.hallettboats.com/images/2...party_main.jpg
What about something like this?
http://www.riverratlife.com/images/l...07Img_0020.jpg
Deckboats are popular, they have tons of storage, sink and a nice floor to wash down. Cats differ by not having the big front swimstep entrance, but they do have forward bulkheads and the drivers area is a little more sporty. There are soo many boats out there, shop around and find what suits you best. As a whole, cat insurance will be more if you go over a 496ci motor.
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What about something like this?
http://www.riverratlife.com/images/l...07Img_0020.jpg
Yeah, what about these mid cuddy style boats. Many of you have them. Do you refer to them as bow riders?
Yeah, what about these mid cuddy style boats. Many of you have them. Do you refer to them as bow riders?
To me that is a cuddy cabin and cuddy cabin implies that the bow is open. But that's just me.....
http://www.riverratlife.com/images/l...07Img_0020.jpg
To me that's a cat. Yes, it has a cuddy, but it's still a cat to me. What does magic call that?? Isn't cuddy more of a feature and not the style of boat?? Hmmm, it gets confusing......but to me a deckboat has a walk on and off from the front.