63 gal fuel and 70 gal water is honest cruising tankage for 35 feet.
Center cockpit with the HR windshield: dry, protected, and easy to single-hand from.
The bad
Headroom is all over the map in listings (6'0" to 6'5"); most owners say about 6'2". Measure it.
Iron ballast; check the keel for rust swelling.
Most expensive boat in its section, and a $10,000 price cut usually means the survey will find something.
The honest take
A lighter boat than it looks (D/L 257) but a well-mannered one with a long keel and the tankage to cross. The price cut is the tell; go find out why.
The Pact
We'll always be honest about gear. The good and the bad.
Most reviews you read only tell you what's great about a product. Ours tell you what's wrong with it too — where it fails, who shouldn't buy it, and when the cheaper option is the smarter one.
Every verdict comes from actually fishing the gear, not reading a spec sheet. When we get it wrong, the correction runs as loud as the original take.
The good and the badWe tell you what's wrong with a product, not just what's right.
Real water, real testingVerdicts come from actually fishing it — not a press release.
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