Post your Carver pictures!!!
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I like that 2 stateroom layout as well. Did you spring for the rocket launchers and
the livewell too???
I got a kick out of Carver putting that feature in this model. It just goes to show you that
we boys love to play with our toys!!!
the livewell too???
I got a kick out of Carver putting that feature in this model. It just goes to show you that
we boys love to play with our toys!!!
Hi Pete, yeah they got me with the "sport package" which includes the rocket launchers, flush rod holders in the cockpit as well a reinforced cockpit for a fighting chair ( the bass and trout where I fish are so big that you need to be strapped in......not) Ah well i like the way it looks! It also came with a huge baitwell that serves as a great big cooler!!!
Just closed on my '03 366 this afternoon...can't wait to move her down to Narragansett Bay in RI and enjoy the summer with my wife and 3 boys. But right now she's covered in freshly fallen snow in Portland ME. Here's a pic from the former owner:
Hmm, that's strange...the picture of it posted earlier, but it's gone now. I'll try it again.
Anyway, I'll be on D Dock in slip 290. I bought it from Marine Services Corp in Dolton, IL. My brother-in-law also docks his Carver 350 Mariner on D dock. Not sure what slip he'll be in this year. He was there last year, but they moved him for this season. How about you?
4/25/07 - Editing this because I realized the pictures still weren't showing up. I guess photobucket works best!
I will be on A dock or E dock this year, we are waiting to hear where we will be put. I know some people on D dock and I think I know the Mariner that you are talking about. I'm hitting the water April 16th or sooner and I store at Pier 1000 in St. Joseph.
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Here is my 1990 Mariner 32. We bought her last month. This past Sunday we were on the hook in Blount's Bay on the Pamlico River. It was our first day "off" from cleaning, tearing out upholstery, mechanical trouble-shooting, etc. Our boat may be old and need some TLC, but a day like this is priceless.
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Thanks, Rich.
-Tom
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It is all relative, eh? I meant in comparison to boats like John's and others. Other than ski boats, I have always had well-used, high maintenance vessels and my family has had many great experiences and pleasant memories. After all, most of the time when I was upside down in the lazerrette the kids were on our ski boat!
Our Mariner 32 has a fantastic layout. I have a bad knee and really enjoy the one-level cabin and easy access to the flybridge. BTW one acquaintaince said of the space on his Mariner 28, "It sleeps two, feeds four, and drinks six."
Our Mariner 32 has a fantastic layout. I have a bad knee and really enjoy the one-level cabin and easy access to the flybridge. BTW one acquaintaince said of the space on his Mariner 28, "It sleeps two, feeds four, and drinks six."
TOM IT LOOKS PRICELESS TO ME TOO.I SHOULD BE CLOSING ON MY 1989 NEXT WEEK.CANT WAIT.I AM VERY HAPPY WITH THE LAY OUT.HAVE A BAD BACK. CANT WAIT TO SEE WHAT UPHOLSTERY WORK U ARE DOING.SHOW PICS.I TO WILL HAVE TO DO OUTSIDE CUSHIONS AND INSIDE COUCH CUSHIONS,THATS ALOT OF BOAT FOR A 32).GOOD LUCK SHE LOOK GRATE.THEY ALL NEED SOME TLC.
