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posted on another site and labled a bertram.....???...whatever...very pretty boat....any info


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That's an old 38.
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how old?
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Post by Hal »

Early 60s, I believe. But I thought those were 35s.

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http://www.everyboat.com/c/s/2004-bertr ... r_1852.htm
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Hey Randall.. how you been? That photo was taken in Oak Bluffs Harbor where you ahd the gathering last year. ENjoying your sumer?
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Hal,

Its definately a 38. Look at the lack of sheer on your pic of the 35.

Its an early to mid 60's 38.
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Post by In Memory Walter K »

Definitely a 38. Early 60's is correct. A larger version of the 31 hull. Originals had that Bertram light blue hull on some and definitely on the trim on all. Don't know what they were powered with, but strangely weren't that popular. Although there weren't that many made, for a while you could buy them for a song. Built like a tank. The lower and upper areas were more rounded as I remember them. Whoever did this rebuild seems to have squared them off. Actually (my opinion) it's an improvement. Walter
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38 bert

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My neighbor had one, 1964 with the highest tower in the world, the name of the boat was Starfire.
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hey mark ..pretty fun summer so far...hows yours?..hows the boat coming along?.....bunch coming to montauk this weekend...you should drop by....
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I beleive that boat to be from falmouth. " OFF THE CUFF" It's got a couple big detroits in it and the guy spends some serious money fixing and keepin it nice. The boat is in emaculate condition. He keeps it at falmouth marine.
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Man, you talk about "live and learn". I was under the impression Bertram ONLY made the 31 / 25 / 20 in Ray Hunt hulls in the 60's....and the next generation boats all came out later with Napier hulls, 33 / 28 / 35..etc....Post Ray Hunt??? That boat does have a Bertram looking aft cabin and fly bridge, The bow looks Ray Hunt, but the stern looks more like the Napier designs??

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You know, for anyone interested, there.s one of these hulls for sale in either the Boat Trader or Boats.com.
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Hummmmmmm, my next project boat.
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i'd leave the cabin and bridge on
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How about you finish this "project" first. I.E. Get yourself a dumpster, some chain saws, and a bunch of "friends".

Keep the motors though. You never know when a garbage truck will need them!
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Post by offshore31 »

Doug

No need for the dumpster. got the flare gun and some gas. when do you want to meet and put it out of tim's misery?
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Don't tempt me Joe!
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