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Jarrett Bay Boatworks: New construction updates

by Jarrett Bay Boatworks 10 Jun 2021 17:40 BST
Hull 67, 56' Renegade © Jarrett Bay Boatworks

Hull 67, 56' Renegade

Hull 67's layout includes both a lower and upper helm station. The upper helm station is a traditional flybridge setup while the lower helm station is to port with the dinette forward.

More unique features include a curved sliding door and hatch that provides access to the down forward cabins and galley.

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Hull 66, 67' Sea Wish

With delivery scheduled for this summer, fixtures, lighting, components and cabinetry installation is happening all over the boat. The rod and reel storage closet is completed and outfitted with equipment and the boat was hauled to the basin to mark the waterline for bottom painting.

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Hull 65, 64' Sportfisherman

The Seakeeper SK26 has arrived for hull 65 as the mounting beds are being installed and tolerances for spacing in the pump room fleshed out for this large gyro stabilizer. With the fuel tanks installed and pressure tested, the cockpit deck beams are now being placed.

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Hull 64, 68' Project Caribbean

Hull 64 has new owners and progress on this 68-footer is ramping back up. Pictured is the one-piece, vacuum-infused composite foredeck ready for installation once the down forward walls have been erected in place.

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