Hi Everyone,
The Pacific website says that the Sleeper cabin is available on a 23' also, has anyone seen one or have they built one yet? if so what were your impressions.
Also I'm looking for ideas for more shade/seating than the standard sleeper helm. As suggested before maybe a supertop w/access to the cabin.
Any ideas are appreciated. I want to have lots of ideas to have a productive call with Jay!
Cheers
Rick
Pacific/BLM - 23 or 26 Sleeper
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Hey Rick,
My idea of perfection in a boat is a 23 standard super top with back to back seating and the sleeper cabin forward. Access to the berths could be from the side door as it exists in the ST now.
Either Kenny or Jay told me last year that they would move the console aft a little bit to accomidate the sleeper cabin.
My idea of perfection in a boat is a 23 standard super top with back to back seating and the sleeper cabin forward. Access to the berths could be from the side door as it exists in the ST now.
Either Kenny or Jay told me last year that they would move the console aft a little bit to accomidate the sleeper cabin.
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Yes, 23 ST model.......26 in Sleeper.
More room for dancin' wit the fishez.
Personally, I don't see a need for more than a Super Top to have good dry storage and a head for the sissies, because cabins like that usually end up full of your junk rather than any bodies actually "sleeping". Evidence is almost every single Pingpong boat in walkaround form. Usually purchased to keep the wife happy, that never goes anyhow. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Here, they are just to hot to go down in, unless it's winter.
More room for dancin' wit the fishez.
Personally, I don't see a need for more than a Super Top to have good dry storage and a head for the sissies, because cabins like that usually end up full of your junk rather than any bodies actually "sleeping". Evidence is almost every single Pingpong boat in walkaround form. Usually purchased to keep the wife happy, that never goes anyhow. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Here, they are just to hot to go down in, unless it's winter.