Just call it a Bertram
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Just call it a Bertram
I suppose it will help you sell your boat if you say it has the "Classic Bertram hull".
Could just be me, but I don't recall Bertram building this boat, or a hull that looked like that :-)
http://mobile.craigslist.org/boa/4994677469.html
Could just be me, but I don't recall Bertram building this boat, or a hull that looked like that :-)
http://mobile.craigslist.org/boa/4994677469.html
Scot
1969 Bertram 25 "Roly Poly"
she'll float one of these days.. no really it will :-0
1969 Bertram 25 "Roly Poly"
she'll float one of these days.. no really it will :-0
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Re: Just call it a Bertram
Say's it a Trojan & I guess that the "Bertram hull" is just some seasoning to make an un-palatable dish seem more appetizing...
Still tastes like sh!t to me.
Still tastes like sh!t to me.
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Re: Just call it a Bertram
I'm pretty sure there was a year or two that Whittaker Corp owned both Bertram and Trojan and there were a few ads that promoted both brands as "Owned by Whittaker Corp"; hence the confusion. As stated above, totally different vessels.
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Re: Just call it a Bertram
Funny thing is that no one with a Bertram refers to it as a Trojan ......
1970 Bertram Bahia Mar - hull# 316-1003
1973 Bertram 38 (widebody) - hull# BER005960473
Steve "Bertramp" Kelly
1973 Bertram 38 (widebody) - hull# BER005960473
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Re: Just call it a Bertram
Tommy wrote:I'm pretty sure there was a year or two that Whittaker Corp owned both Bertram and Trojan and there were a few ads that promoted both brands as "Owned by Whittaker Corp"; hence the confusion. As stated above, totally different vessels.
I am not inclined to believe there is little if any confusion in the sellers mind.
I'd go a step further and say the seller choose his words carefully.
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Re: Just call it a Bertram
They made sure the shots did not show the Trojan name on the side.
1975 FBC BERG1467-315
Re: Just call it a Bertram
Does any Bertram, 26 or other, have prop pockets? And such a shallow "V" ?
1973 B28 FBC/2007 4LHA STP's - "Phantom Duck" - Hull "BER 00794 1172"
Re: Just call it a Bertram
My son has taken command of my 31 bert., so I went out to get a smaller boat for the back bay and nearby wrecks. I purchased a 20' steplift wellcraft. I had owned one in the mid 70's and then moved on. I was painting the bottom about a month ago and was amazed at the similarity of bottom configuration with that of the 31 bert. The boat does not have the outside chine, but the deep V is about the same as the bert. Above the water line there is a large curved flare like the Carolina boats. This boat rides very well.
Re: Just call it a Bertram
Ed, you are right on with your observation, as both are Ray Hunt designed hulls. I had one for 10 years and it was a great riding 20-footer.
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