22 cockpit depth

[slvrlng]

If I remember correctly at the transom mine is about 18 inches a

Thanks.

See, that wasn't so hard.

I could be wrong, maybe it was 21.

Why don't you see if you can find that thread with the search.

[gran398]

If I remember correctly at the transom mine is about 18 inches a

Thanks.

See, that wasn't so hard.

I could be wrong, maybe it was 21.

Why don't you see if you can find that thread with the search.

Good job Lew; see, that wasn't so hard!

[fitz73222]

Sorry Scotty,

You were still logged into this computer from when you were here! I do hope that you and I share the same sentiment with respect to this chap's line of questioning. I wish to help this fellow as much as I can the gunnel heights between 1966-2004 range from 18"-32" depending on model, year and options. This should get you in the right direction. Nice meeting you...Bye

[gran398]

Sorry Scotty,

You were still logged into this computer from when you were here! I do hope that you and I share the same sentiment with respect to this chap's line of questioning. I wish to help this fellow as much as I can the gunnel heights between 1966-2004 range from 18"-32" depending on model, year and options. This should get you in the right direction. Nice meeting you...Bye

Absolutely we do.

18 to 32 is pretty damn close, but as Lew says, due to the boxes at the transom corner on his model....well.....it could be three inches or so from the top of the boxes to the bottom of the cap.  Now Lew's model is a hybrid, a ride such as his is quite unique so really anywhere between 3 and 32 should be a good working measurement to start.

If I were Pecan I'd drive around and try and find a boat like the one he doesn't own and maybe go and crawl up on it a bit and get some ideas. Keep an eye out for the owner, and if he comes by....demand a ruler.