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Date Posted: 12:22:13 11/03/08 Mon
Author: jbs
Subject: Re: interior questions-but...
In reply to: jbs 's message, "interior questions" on 07:32:18 10/31/08 Fri

I think I understand all the problems.. but the traditional interior designs don't seem (to me) to be the only way to go-- for example, check out the interior of the 33' Pearsons. There is a double berth enclosed to starboard-aft. The head is enclosed to port-aft. There is a nav. station to port, galley at starboard in a U-configuration. I'd probably ditch the v-berth for a work/storage space.. but whatever. I am not pushing the Pearson, but DO wonder about alternatives to designs that mostly seem aimed at being able to claim "sleeps a gagillion". Maybe I am just being anti-social. Anyway, my question was: "has anyone radically altered their interior?"--- sounds like it is pretty uncommon.

j.

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