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from Anonymous on 10.24.11 at 11:40PM ET.
The Bertram has always had nice clean lines. Those clean looking lines have somewhat disappeared as many boats today share the more curved look. What needs to change is the economics or GPH of boating
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Boats: Then and Now
Bertram - Then
It’s been 50 years since founder Richard Bertram built the first 31-foot Moppie, the Ray Hunt design that changed the complexion of boating forever. The first Bertram 54s, according to Don Jones, vice president of sales, are still very much in demand and still one of the company’s best-running hulls.
LOA: 54'
BEAM: 16'11"
DRAFT: 5'2"
WEIGHT: 74,500 lbs.
POWER: DD 12V-71 800 hp
Price: $516,000
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