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Old 02-05-2009, 05:46 AM
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Please, please, please! The new Jersey Cape 45 Express will be there and I recommend to anyone Who loves quality, form and function, step aboard. I cannot make it but would love pics of this Beauty.
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What is the hull construction process at Jersey Cape?
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Not sure about the sides, however, the bottom is solid glass.
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Saw it yesterday. Have some pics coming later today. IT WAS IMPRESSIVE. Have to say of our group of guys that boat probably got the most comments. Beautiful layout, fit/finish, and even a really nice interior. Met the builder and ?wife, very nice folks. Gotta say that was one of the best done 45' boats i've seen. I've never been on a Jersey Cape but if that boat represents all of their work - - wow!!!
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I have heard it is just beautiful. Wayne and Genine are hard working, honest and fair. They deserve a ton of credit for evolving the Jersey Cape 36 into a complete line of high quality offshore sportfish boats from 31'-66'. I can't wait to see Your pictures.
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I like the Ice....
Marlineer, check your White balance settings on your camera, the bluish color in your photo is coming from that setting not being correct.

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Here's a couple of shots. Its more impressive in person.
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Simply Gorgeous!
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Love it . The clean lines w/out air intake on the hull sides and the absence of hinges and latches only compliment that gorgeous helm!
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Anybody knows the price? It is one magnificent boat. I gather they can make it with a marlin tower instead of the high tuna tower.
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Very nice! I saw one in Cape May, back in April. It was SICK! I couldn't believe how wide the beam was! Beam had to be 15' .
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Looks exactly like an East Bay built on Harkers Island
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Looks exactly like an East Bay built on Harkers Island
Its the only solid glass 45 carolina style hull available! You wont find a better constructed boat all the way to the things you dont see like electric and mechanical.
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Its the only solid glass 45 carolina style hull available! You wont find a better constructed boat all the way to the things you dont see like electric and mechanical.
So its built out of a 2 piece hull mold?? Also, being its solid glass, is it heavier than a cold molded boat??
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So its built out of a 2 piece hull mold?? Also, being its solid glass, is it heavier than a cold molded boat??
Yes the hull is heavier then a cold molded wood or foam boat. If you fish flat water light weight is good for lotsa speed. If you fish rough water you will wish you had a heavy hull under you! Its your choice and All boats are a compromise? The 31 bertram was built from a two piece mold and was a solid glass hull that became a legend because they never die. I dont think a boat that stays in the water should have a core under water.
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Could anybody inform the approximate price? With a marlin tower, instead of the tuna tower? Much appreciated. Anybody has any pictures and price of the smaller JERSEY CAPE 40, EXPRESS? I gather is the same boat, but smaller.
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Could anybody inform the approximate price? With a marlin tower, instead of the tuna tower? Much appreciated. Anybody has any pictures and price of the smaller JERSEY CAPE 40, EXPRESS? I gather is the same boat, but smaller.
Since I have owned a few expresses I can tell you there is a whole science to towers and looks. Good Looks that is. Why try to make this beautiful boat not beautiful? I also heard that this boat is based on the old 44 davis that had a hell of a good rough water reputation, but with vast changes to the bottom and the whole boat in general. Larger spray rails and a longer bottom. I have not ridden on this boat my self but a captain friend did and said it has a good ride in a rough sea.
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Thanks BLY. These boats are just the epitome of beauty, class and quality. I cannot have it with the tuna tower. It won't fit in my shed. I would like to consider the EXPRESS 40 as well. No info at all in their web page. If anybody has any information on the price, please advise.
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This boat is listed for $942,637 on yachtworld. Strange pricing
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Ive never seen the 45 but the 36 is ridiculous. this may be a dumb question but whats the difference between and tuna tower and a marlin tower? is it just the height difference?

There's one by me up here in jersey and Ive never gotten it out of my head. The 36 had a center drive position more aft like close to the cockpit such a nice set up.
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