Carver 1986 3207 Aft cabin - Steal This Boat

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A lot of boat for the money: $29,900.

This is a great boat I would have no qualms selling to a friend.

32 ft Carver 3207 Aft Cabin. Fully equipped. Two private staterooms, two electric heads.
Twin 260HP FWC Mercruisers. 250 hours. Generator, A/C, Lectrosan. 10 inch GPS plotter, Radar. Epoxy Barrier Coat. Windlass. Custom Arch. Well maintained, dry bilge boat. Very little wear. Excellent condition.

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Bill, your boat is beautiful. Good luck selling it!!!
 
Bill - I have thought about moving from my 3227 to an aft cabin layout like yours. Something that has kept me from doing it is that we use the table in my boat often. Where do you eat your meals with a layout like yours?
 
For what it's worth, when I had my 3207 I found that the adjustable salon table was large enough for two people to comfortably eat a meal.
 
We have four on a regular basis. This is a surprisingly roomy boat for 32 feet.
 
On my previous 3007, we used the adjustable table or tv trays. Personally, I don't like cabins with the built-in table. The 3007 and 3207 gives you a lot of flexibility.

-Greg
 
Very nice boat. You can tell the economy has many of us worried. I have seen more great boats for sale at very low prices. What year is this Carver?
 
I suppose you are going up in size. If you are going down and have a use for a like condition '86 28 mariner as partial trade let me know. Your boar is exactly what I want!

Jim
 
Jim,

More of a lifestyle change. I'm not sure of my boating future yet. Let me know if you sell your Mariner.

Bill
 
I bought the dinghy hoist you have on your advice a couple years ago. Nice little unit for the money. The effort involved in crawling back on the deck from the dink is starting to get a little much. Do you have a method of attaching the hook to the lifting harness from the foredeck without getting into the dink?
Thanks,
Jimmy
 
Jimmy,

I know the feeling. I haven't tried anything yet but would think about some type of hook to grab the hook on the harness.

Bill
 
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