Design Preferences

    These are decisions in design which must be made in designing your boat should you choose to have a boat custom built.  Farther below are options offered.  The options you choose may effect the design preferences available and vice versa.

General

Style

    Jamaica Sunrise

    Tahitian Holiday

    Loch Lomond

Size

    Length

    Width
 

Number of bunks

Closets and storage

Floor plan

Choice of paneling

Choice of wood

     Painted

     Oak

     Ash

     Cypress

     Mahogany

     Walnut

Choice of floor

     Carpet

     Tile

     Decking material

Choice of color and color scheme

Number and size of windows

Standard Equipment On All Boats With Cabins

Kitchen cabinet and steering cabinet

Ceiling tile

Gutter system (only on boats without sun decks)

Horn

Running lights

Anode corrosion protection

Identification name plate

Fiberglass coated ¾ plywood deck

Heavy steel frame construction cabin and frame

14 gauge steel pontoons sized to boat.

Bumper guard rail

Sliding glass windows

Towing hooks

Pontoon baffles each 4 feet

Pontoon test valves

Automotive or marine grade paint

Wood grain coated aluminum trim

Tile interior floor

Wood interior trim

Options
 

Outside

Sun deck - This provides a deck on the roof of the cabin with rails and a ladder or stairway.

Sun deck canopy - This is a frame and canvas canopy for shade on the sun deck.

Picket rails - This type rail provides enhanced safety for children and pets.

Fuel trays - These are 2' by 4' metal extensions that protrude aft on each side of the engine for fuel and other storage.

Sky walks (Jamaica Sunrise only) - These are employed by widening the bumper rails along each side of the cabin, covering them with expanded metal or decking and extending the rail along them to provide access fore and aft without going through the cabin.

Water ladder - This is a ladder to aid swimmers in climbing onto the boat.

Sun deck stairs - These are stair type steps onto the sun deck rather than the ladder type.

Lantern racks - These are racks attached to the rails which swing out over the water to support lanterns for night fishing.

Comfort

Air conditioning

Dual water system - Lake and fresh with dockside fresh water hookup

Fresh water tank

Water heater and hot water system

Dual electrical system - both 110 and 12 volt wiring with provisions for dock hookup

Butane bottles and butane system

Gas stove

Gas oven

Refrigerator - small in cabinet

Outside shower - shower located at the stern of the boat.

Porto-Potty

Inside shower

Commode with holding tank

Bunk bed sets (each)

Bunk reading set

Styrofoam wall insulation - One inch styropyome tightly fitted into the walls

Fiberglass ceiling over cabin insulation - 4"

Mechanical

Hydraulic steering

Gas tank

Anchor and winch