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Old 16-09-2014, 20:43   #16
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Begs one simple question.......Why?

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Old 16-09-2014, 21:21   #17
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Re: A Very Different Interior

A sailing passenger ferry!
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Pah-tay!


With multiple pole dancers!

Everybody dance now!


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Old 17-09-2014, 10:13   #19
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Run, don't walk, run away from this one.
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Re: A Very Different Interior

I don't know with that kind of open floor plan it would be easy to turn it into a floating bar. We could anchor it out and give dinghy rides to customers to come out and drink in our new age floating bar. It would be a hit with people that don't know better.
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Old 17-09-2014, 11:48   #21
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I don't know with that kind of open floor plan it would be easy to turn it into a floating bar. We could anchor it out and give dinghy rides to customers to come out and drink in our new age floating bar. It would be a hit with people that don't know better.
forget bar... i am thinking casino!

room for 3 tables and prob line the hulls with slots.

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Old 17-09-2014, 12:07   #22
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*sigh*

All of that money wasted on a naval architecture degree and interior design school. Oh well, back to bar tending.
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*sigh*

All of that money wasted on a naval architecture degree and interior design school. Oh well, back to bar tending.
It was probably a degree from one of those fly by night "technical schools" that advertise late at night. Although to be fair I would consider such a boat for a liveaboard in a quiet marina. Or as a boatel for the nonboating hipster crowd who don't know any better.
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Add says the "hall" is fiberglass. What is the rest of the boat made of i wonder.

The dance hall i guess
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Add says the "hall" is fiberglass. What is the rest of the boat made of i wonder.

The dance hall i guess
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Re: A Very Different Interior

That's one ugly looking interior.

If the price was reduced and the hardware is okay, might be a good project to pull it apart and custom

And I'm betting the 'Kingsize compartments' are the size of the rooms, not the beds. Which is still something.
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Re: A Very Different Interior

As this is a G-rated forum, it looks like a passenger ferry or site-seeing tour boat.

For the X-rated forum, there is a waiting area and two bedrooms, if you get my drift.
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