lets see some pics of your offshore chariot

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ripta13

Discussion Starter · Oct 17, 2003

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624912

· #41 · Dec 12, 2003

downeast lines

It is funny that you say that .
since building her in 1999 i have had so many compliments on what good lines she has compared to other downeast boats I guess it is just how it is proportioned with the curved rails and wheel house placement
I am 100% happy with her performance and sea keeping abilities and she goes to sea like a larger vessel but with out any headaches and major fuel bills
The most i can get her to burn is 6 gallons per hour at 18-20 knots loaded down
most of the time it is 4-5 gph

Halfseas

· #42 · Dec 13, 2003

Chariot

39 Hatteras

(This post edited by Halfseas on 12/13/2003)

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max171

· #43 · Dec 14, 2003

the "kelly ann"

my mini chariot

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625738

· #44 · Dec 14, 2003

my chariot as well

nothing like having a chariot

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spygull

· #45 · Dec 15, 2003

Southshore 30

Capeguy I cant help but admire the lines of that boat. Here are some pics. of a 1959 Webers cove that was built by the grandfather of the present yard owner. you can see the heritage. Cruised at 16/18 knots with an international harvester diesel burning 3 1/2 gal per hr. I sold the boat in the 70s with 6000 hrs on it. One of the most comfortable and easy running boats I'd ever been on. Last I saw it was beeing used as a charter boat in Montauk.

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624912

· #46 · Dec 16, 2003

Not sure they are from the same ancestors

Spygull

My boat was designed by Calvin beal Jr.
They all are very similar and the one you have posted is a good example
i wonder if yours was wood construction or glass?

spygull

· #47 · Dec 17, 2003

Wood, 1 1/2 in. white ceder over laminted oak ribs built down keel. Huge rudder, could back her in both directions. Many of todays boats borrowed from these older designs but have to make some accomodation for molded construction. Note the tumble home in the transom.

MBill

· #48 · Dec 17, 2003

35 Duffy. Really great finish on this boat. Not as fast as many canyon runners, but I'll smile when the weather goes bad. I'll be working on it this winter to be ready for next year.

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19flounder

· #49 · Dec 20, 2003

nice boat good luck.I am used to seeing that boat with a red hull.

627265

· #50 · Dec 26, 2003

Have you been in any weather in that boat? looks nice!

MakoMatt

· #51 · Dec 26, 2003

MBill, GREAT looking boat, good luck with her.

MakoMatt

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nealchick

· #52 · Dec 26, 2003

chariot "laid up"

Oh well, time to go to the boat show, lots of winter projects ahead. It sure is nice to think about being out on the water again. Here's a shot of mine "FISH N CHICKS".

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reelfun

· #53 · Dec 27, 2003

32 albe

The 32 Albemarle express offers incredable offshore performance.

17,000 lbs dry

twin 350 hp diesels

25 - 22 knots in most conditions

25 gph at 25 knots

capable of a day troll with plenty of fishing time

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Vince

· #54 · Dec 27, 2003

Another 35 Duffy

35 Duffy

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614246

· #55 · Jan 11, 2004

32 blackfin

1982 blackfin c/c cuddy (factory outboard) with twin 2003 250 evin.For Sale!

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Makomagic

· #56 · Jan 18, 2004

Offshore chariot returns

Paulie, Makomagic and jr. on the Makomagic coming back from the Virginia.

(This post edited by Makomagic on 01/17/2004)

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Makomagic

· #57 · Jan 18, 2004

another pic

26 Aquasport

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628572

· #58 · Jan 19, 2004

24' ROS (1996)

My Chariot may not be to big but she holds her own. And as much as I hate to do it, I will be selling it this spring to get one I can trailer with my truck...
(This post edited by MyHarley on 01/18/2004)

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616323

· #59 · Jan 19, 2004

27 Whaler

Great boat but not what I want to marry for my long term relationship. Hopefully I'll hit the lotto within the next couple of years and move into the 30-33' range.

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MikeHunt

· #60 · Jan 22, 2004

MyHarley

I sent you a PM

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