Need two cabin cruiser

[yottie]

I'm a novice to river craft and am hoping to buy a GRP cruiser (30' ?) with two cabins, would like one to have permanent bunk(s), the other could be in the peak maybe. I used to sail on a Moody 31 and that had an "owners cabin" in the stern with bunks. Is there such an animal in river cruisers. I'm thinking to buy in the 1970 s era perhaps. Have trolled the usual spots but if I could narrow it down a bit it would be a great help.

many thanks

[johnsouthport]

I'v recently aquired a Dawncraft 30 ft centre cockpit with inboard bmc diesel, cheap as chips, theres plenty out there, you just got to keep looking.

[Naughty Cal]

Seamaster 30.

 

Senior 31

 

Freeman 32

[Puddlejumper]

Birchwood 33 gt

[yottie]

Wow !!

[Neil2]

Depends how much money you got, and if air draft is an issue.

 

I've always liked the look of the Broom 30 but they do hold their value, a good thing if you're trying to sell of course.

 

The Freeman 32 is a nice boat you could get for sensible money, as is the Senior 32 (which is the aft cabin version of the 31).

 

I think there is an aft cabin version of the Fairline Mirage but a lot of those boats have petrol engines IIRC.

 

You're not tempted by that lovely Senior 32 that NC provided a link to on another thread?

[Phil Ambrose]

Depends on where you want to cruise some really roomy Broads cruisers to be had, Calypso 28ft x 12ft has a fixed double in aft cabin with twin make up berths in forward saloon.

Phil