47 Sedan Bridge

[Brutus C Paw]

Just noting that the 47 Sedan Bridge seems to no longer be in production. I liked the galley open to the rear and the two suite configuration. I know they just introduced the 450 Sedan Bridge, but the 47 had a short life. Anyone know why it was so short on life; because of the things I liked?

 

[floriduramax1]

Just noting that the 47 Sedan Bridge seems to no longer be in production. I liked the galley open to the rear and the two suite configuration. I know they just introduced the 450 Sedan Bridge, but the 47 had a short life. Anyone know why it was so short on life; because of the things I liked?

I don't have anything for ya, but I just had to tell ya how good your boat looks in that pic! I would like that with a couple diesels!

 

[Ididntdoit]

We recently had this discussion on here - try a search as I relayed my experience on my buddies (a great boat BTW) as some have thought, maybe the right boat at the wrong time (economic downturn) the new boats (that have replaced this model) seem to be designed around the zeus drives and geared more for the european market (where they can sell them) my buddy is selling his PM me if you want more info or can't find the other thread (search my posts - it wasn't long ago)

 

[Brutus C Paw]

"We recently had this discussion on here"

Thanks, I found it; I guess I missed it back on 1/23/12. Why is his for sale? I like it, but I'm probably not yet a serious buyer. With the mid stateroom you would think it would be a perfect Zeus boat (too heavy?), and it seems the introduction was certainly in the Zeus time period. I never thought about the 45 bed, but it seems it wouldn't be much of a factor in a 37,500 lbs boat in the mid cabin. Must be wrong boat at wrong time or the purported top heavy etc were true.