Hi,
Does anyone have any pictures of a sportfish model with a stand up head in place of the lower controls? Does doing so require the front windows to be glassed over?
Sportfish with a stand up head- any pictures?
Moderators: CaptPatrick, mike ohlstein, Bruce
- CaptPatrick
- Founder/Admin
- Posts: 4161
- Joined: Jun 7th, '06, 14:25
- Location: 834 Scott Dr., LLANO, TX 78643 - 325.248.0809 bertram31@bertram31.com
A Sportfish with a standup head would have been a special order layout. I don't know of any, but I'll guess that a couple were ordered that way. The Sedan was configured with a standup head to port and lacked a flybridge.
There would be no need to glass in the windshield if you installed a stanup head in a Sportfish...
One of the B31s shown recently here had a standup head starboard and where the lower station would normally be on the Sportfish and Express, but I don't recall the post.
There would be no need to glass in the windshield if you installed a stanup head in a Sportfish...
One of the B31s shown recently here had a standup head starboard and where the lower station would normally be on the Sportfish and Express, but I don't recall the post.
- Pete Fallon
- Senior Member
- Posts: 1318
- Joined: Jun 29th, '06, 23:10
- Location: Stuart Fl. and Salem, Ma.
Mogels2go,
Look at the post under the poll by itcooky. That boat was a Sport Fish that had a enclosed head where the lower helm was, front windows were glassed over. It had a Groco head and a small sink, head was facing aft. Not much room but functional. Have to be a small body type to use, no fat chicks.
Pete Fallon
Look at the post under the poll by itcooky. That boat was a Sport Fish that had a enclosed head where the lower helm was, front windows were glassed over. It had a Groco head and a small sink, head was facing aft. Not much room but functional. Have to be a small body type to use, no fat chicks.
Pete Fallon
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot], Google [Bot] and 139 guests