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Old 08-12-2009, 06:21 PM
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Default Latest Custom Carolina Jig from cbboatworks
Here is the latest design from cb-boatworks,The hull is a 24' center console, let me know what you think.
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how much does something like that cost?
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That's one odd looking outboard!!
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I love the profile and would like to see the interior (looking down) if possible! It looks very similiar to a "Winters" profile.
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Beautiful lines!

But how about making it with a single (gas or diesel) under the console with a jack shaft to an outdrive then have a full tailgate transom?

You get:

Mid-ship powerplant for weight displacement,
Unobstructed full transom without outboard or swim platform for great fishing,
A full swing down transom for hauling in the big ones,
A full swing down transom for when you take green water over the bow,
An outdrive for getting into skinnier water or beaching,
A full swing down transom that turns into your swim platform,
Shorter LOA for dock fees,
Etc., etc., etc...

Can you tell I've been thinking about this in a 24 foot package? I see this option on some larger boats but haven't seen it on a 24 like yours. To me, this would be the perfect setup.

Thanks for listening and again, beautiful lines.

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It's a little hard to tell if the bow droops off.

It doesn't appear to in that pix. If it does it's not much.

I have seen a lot of them that do, and dislike droopy Sheer lines.
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It's a little hard to tell if the bow droops off.

It doesn't appear to in that pix. If it does it's not much.

I have seen a lot of them that do, and dislike droopy Sheer lines.
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Love the look of a high bow........
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That's one odd looking outboard!!
Looks like a Yamaha F350 to me!
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It's a little hard to tell if the bow droops off.

It doesn't appear to in that pix. If it does it's not much.

I have seen a lot of them that do, and dislike droopy Sheer lines.

I am not a big fan of a Droopy Sheer line, so none of our designs have these characteristics. Thanks for looking.
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Gene, did you get my emails or pm's?? Greg
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Gene, did you get my emails or pm's?? Greg
Greg I did If you want give me a call later today. Thanks
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the bow area looks very vertical before going into the flare , other than that llooks good!
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the bow area looks very vertical before going into the flare , other than that llooks good!
I am not sure what you are pointing out? please be a little more detailed Thanks
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Looks good Gene. More than likely what I will build next winter when I finish this 19. Should have some good experience by then.
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What a awsome boat. Has anyone built one?
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With that high bow,running in a ruff head sea,will the bow ride high? If so,how does one see over the bow? I know tabs will drop the bow,but still? I'm not a fan of those boats,sorry to say.
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With that high bow,running in a ruff head sea,will the bow ride high? If so,how does one see over the bow? I know tabs will drop the bow,but still? I'm not a fan of those boats,sorry to say.
If the boat is set up right (weight & balance) then you shouldn't have a high bow when running. Have you ever ridden on a Carolina style hull?
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