Hello from Seattle

[(destroyer)sailor]

Hi fellow Carver owners. By way of introduction, we live and work in Seattle where we enjoy cruising Puget Sound and the San Juan / Gulf islands. We are the new owners of a '92 Carver28 Command Bridge [actually it's about 32 feet long], is documented as "This Is It" and it's moored on Lake Union. The boat's name implies that we don't intend to be moving up yearly with larger vessel acquisitions . . . i.e., 'this is it' [for now]. We still own a '76 Bayliner Saratoga Express 2550 . . . sitting on its trailer in Anacortes . . . used for salmon fishing and crabbing since 1980. We know that our new boat is probably the minimum Carver, but it suits our needs and we really love it.

[AaHubb]

Welcome to the forum. The size of your Carver doesn't matter here.
Size is only an issue when talking about your Johnson .. outboard motor.

[Seif911]

Welcome,
Nope, size nor age matters. I have a 77 and love it. Boating in the Puget Sound...I am jealous. I lived there for 3 years and miss it dearly but no real way to get back out there. Anyhoo...we look forward to hearing from you.

[waybomb]

Ya, we said we'd never need a bigger boat than our lone 28. Good luck with that.
Welcome!

[mpstan]

Hi, we are looking at a 26 Command Bridge and live in Bellngham area; how is your Carver working out for you? Curious to know if and how you installed radar; thanks and take care

Perry in Lynden

[pepmyster]

Welcome to the group! Enjoy!!!!!!!

[Viper]

Congrats and welcome aboard.

[RGrew176]

Welcome Aboard.

[Midnightsun]

My 23 was more than I would ever need and so was my 28 not to mention my 32 although I believe my 41 is finally it. Welcome to CYO

[RGrew176]

Qr Bbpost My 23 was more than I would ever need and so was my 28 not to mention my 32 although I believe my 41 is finally it. Welcome to CYO

I think that is something that all of us who are into boating have to go through.