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Carolina Flare Evolution - Jarrett Bay 35th Anniversary Series, Ep. 7

by Jarrett Bay Boatworks 1 Oct 2021 18:18 BST
Carolina Flare Evolution © Jarrett Bay Boatworks

Our boats, our company and our services have evolved over the last 35 years and we aren't finished yet. We can't wait to show you what's next!

New construction updates

Hull 67, 56' Renegade

Hull 67 is progressing towards her early 2022 delivery as topside fairing and priming commence. Cabinetry installation is happening inside while the finer details of the cockpit and bridge are being completed.

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Hull 65, 64' Sportfisherman

Major components are being laid up and finished including vacuum infusion of the cabin sides, joining the engine room ceiling with the salon floor structure and a custom gyro chamber cap for the cockpit.

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Hull 64, 68' Project Thrice

With a new owner stepping in, progress will begin ramping up on this 68' custom. The down forward floor is nearly complete, prop shafts installed and integrated fuel tanks have been built and pressure-tested.

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