It's Official

Very nice, how are you getting it to NY?
 
Congratulations, very nice boat and hope you have good luck with her.
 
I hope not via Little Egg, here we go again! Seriously I have to re-learn the inlet. I hear it is worse than ever. This is a great looking boat and I am sure your family will really enjoy her.
Bill
 
Boat is nice, best part is seeing your 16 month old daughter starting those special times she will never forget. Best of luck with the new boat.

Walter
 
You will find it much cooler under the hardtop v. canvas.

WRT the engine power, Larson used Harry Shoell's delta-conic hull in many models. Requires a lot less power to run. I'm surprised more manufacturers didn't embrace the idea.
 
Very nice as others have said. Really like the hardtop. Seem so much more practical than canvas.
 
Bob,
Nice boat, I'll probably see you on the lake this summer. What did you do with your old boat? If you are looking for a hauler, I have used Bob from Alcove Towing and was very happy with the results. What did you do with your old boat?
Jim
 
What a great community this is, filled with good people, and a lot of good will.
Thanks again for the kind words.
My wife and I want wish everybody a very happy, and safe season as well.

dl2525, the 350 was only produced from 06-08 technically, but I did see an 09 or two on yachtworld.
unfortunately it was a victim of the times, and isn't in the 2010 line-up.

Hogan, I've got both boats listed on u-ship, I've had some real good bids on moving the Chap
to Florida, but haven't had many for the Larson.
Who moved yours up? Also was the height a problem? Did the arch have to come off?

Jim, I'm on B III at Grandview, I'll be next to one of the sailboats this year,
was one in from the end last year, we'll have to catch up for a beer this summer.
That's you on out B IV right?
The dealer in Florida actually took the Chap on trade, so I've gotta get it down
there once this snow lets up, doesnt look good for the next few days!
I'll definetely check out Alcove, thanks for the tip.

Marathon, can't say I saw Travis

I wont miss the leaky canvas top when we're hanging out in the rain!
 
Great looking Boat and I'm NOT picking.....but I couldn't help but notice from the pics that it LOOKS like there are a few scratches etc. in the dark blue portion of the hull.....Is this so or are they just spots of some sort? If they are.....I'm curious as to how you're going to get them out because I have the same problem and all I keep getting are replies like "Get it repainted" (at a cost of about $9000.00 )
 
I think most of the spots in the pics are actually the reflection of the water,
there were a couple minor scratches, but nothing as drastic as some of the spots appear.
I'd live with the spots before I shelled out 9k =)
 
Big congratulations (I posted this earlier and my posts seems to never have made it up). Looks great.

What are you going to name her?

Paul
 
Paul, I definetely want to name her after our daughter.
I like Island Girl, since thats kinda her knickname up there,
but I'm not 100% on it yet.
 
Bob,
Is that boat going to fit in your slip? Did you let Bruce or Mary know that you traded up? If they know ahead of time they can extend the main and give you some more room. That is me on the end of dock IV.
Jim
 
I talked to Mary a couple days ago, she wants to move us to the other side of dock 3,
next to one of the smaller sail boats over there. My neighbor last year has a Maxum 2900, 10'
beam, at least, so we would have been pretty tight.

I figured that was you on 4, not many boats like yours on our Lake!
 
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