What do you call it?

[luv2b0at]

I need help giving a proper description to my boat. When I place an add to sell it, I want to give it the proper wording so people will know what to expect. I am guessing it should be called a Cabin Cruiser but I'm not sure.

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Please take a look and help me out. It is a 1985 21.5' tri-hull with a cabin on it. It has a 3.8 v-6 OMC w/ a Stringer stern drive. It was built by a boat builder in Novato, California. There were only a couple ever built and it was called a "Seeker".

Thanks,

 

[stuartboater]

Re: What do you call it?

I looked on the net and it seems that they are being called "custom Seeker Boats"

 

[luv2b0at]

Re: What do you call it?

I couldn't find it on the net.

 

[RWilson2526]

Re: What do you call it?

I would go with "tri-hull cabin cruiser" and make sure you emphasize "rare" , "custom made" and or "one of a kind"

Just make sure you include LOTS of good pictures. People can decide for themselves what they want to call it but they have to see it!

 

[ebear]

Re: What do you call it?

kinda looks like a pilot boat to me, kinda like a parker

 

[triumphrick]

Re: What do you call it?

I, too agree with rwilson. Tri-hull cabin cruiser seem to be the best fitting description. I couldn't find anything by google or other searches...

 

[BWR1953]

Re: What do you call it?

How about tri-hull cabin boat?

-BWR

 

[SS MAYFLOAT]

Re: What do you call it?

To be called a cabin cruiser, it should have a full head, full galley, and a berth. If it only has like a porta pot and a birth, then I would know it as a cuddy cabin or weekend cruiser.