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Old 11-06-2009, 12:02 PM
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Would love to see some pilot house pics, factory our fabricated on some smaller boats. I am planning on building one on a boat that is in the mid 20ft range. Wanting some ideas on what it will look like when finished. Thanks.
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Go to the C Dory or C Brats web sites for Pilot house boats from 16 to 27 feet in lenght. There are a number of other boats--Sea Sport, Parker, Shamrock, Orcas, etc which are similar sized pilot house boats.
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check out pacific pilot house
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A guy on the classicmako.com forum built a cool 23' shows his progress

http://www.classicmako.com/projects/xshark/
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Parker with some mods
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Will she do? A little bit bigger than you specified, but nice, nonetheless..



Hope you like her...
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The Mirage 32 Pilot House is a great boat.
http://www.mirage-mfg.com/html/sf_pilot_house.html
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this is mine........good luck with yours.
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Check out Glen-l marine , they have plans for five polit houses ,hope this helps you
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Here is a 26' Sleeper top . www.pacificboats.com
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wow get away and check out seacoast boat builders :
http://www.easternboats.com/
or BHM, or seaway, Portsmouth 30 Google Royal Lowell and go from there
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Thanks. Really like the pics and I am going to check out some of the websites posted. This give me a lot of great ideas, hope to incorporate some of these features in my build.
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Check out Edencraft Formulas that are being built in Austrailia. The have a cool pilot house that they are incorporating on a 233 hull. I've been thinking about trying to build one on my 233 with a few touches of my own but need to finish the floor and everything else first. Might be next year's project...
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Check out Edencraft Formulas that are being built in Austrailia. The have a cool pilot house that they are incorporating on a 233 hull. I've been thinking about trying to build one on my 233 with a few touches of my own but need to finish the floor and everything else first. Might be next year's project...

Been checking that one out for some time. I really like the layout of the parker posted by theshortanswer. That looks like the typ layout I am sooting for on the type hull I have. I actually have a 67 formula that I have been working on but I am keeping that one as a cuddy, 1967 formula 233 project

This pilot house will be for my next project. I am not very skilled, just the average diy. I know I will not have a boat much bigger than the 233 because I need something I can trailer easily. I thnk something in the 23-28ft range would make a good rig for my needs. I really appreciate all the pictures, hope they kkep coming.
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Here is a picture of my 20' Shamrock Pilothouse that was just recently completely refitted.
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Check these out. Very Cool!!
http://newaffordableboats.com/PilotHouse/
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you asked me for more. this is from my sig on CP. the front of boat/house is pretty much standard issue.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwRnk9BnQPU
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