Hardy's new 65' on the move

[Deleted User YDKXO]

There is an update on the new 65 on the Hardy website here http://www.hardymarine.com/hardy-65-nearly-ready-for-launching/

The standard of finish has certainly improved over the previous 62 but the price has also gone up considerably over the 62 as well

 

[MapisM]

So, also Hardy eventually indulged to hull windows...
What is the world coming to?! :ambivalence:

 

[jfm]

So, also Hardy eventually indulged to hull windows...
What is the world coming to?! :ambivalence:

. Actually all the glazing on the boat is bonded. Good thing, in my view.

 

[Whitelighter]

So, also Hardy eventually indulged to hull windows...
What is the world coming to?! :ambivalence:

Maybe they might actually sell one?
I know there are still a few who like the traditional dark dank caravan interiors but those people don't have the cash for this sort of thing.

No doubt some will be bemoaning the passing of the traditional hardy but they'll be dead soon so won't have to worry about it

 

[Angele]

Maybe they might actually sell one?

Well, they have certainly sold one. This one.

 

[Deleted User YDKXO]

Well, they have certainly sold one. This one.

When I last asked them a few weeks ago, they had not sold the next one

 

[Whitelighter]

Well, they have certainly sold one. This one.

They said that about the only 62

 

[Bouba]

They said that about the only 62

Why would they make it without the preorder, the website says it's fully customizable so they would need a customer.
I kind of like it but at the same time I don't like it. But I'm sure it's impressive in the flesh. Does anyone know the asking price?

 

[MapisM]

. Actually all the glazing on the boat is bonded. Good thing, in my view.

Genuinely curious, J: why exactly do you think it's a good thing (other than for the builders of course, who can simplify/speed up production, hence reduce costs)?

'Fiuaskme, since I'll be dead soon according to Jez, I'll rather spend my last days in a boat with sliding windows both in the p/house and saloon, enjoying a bit of fresh air whenever A/C is unnecessary...

Which btw is actually a vicious circle, sort of: I've seen plenty of boaters addicted to A/C simply because their boat have close no none natural air circulation, rather than because the weather is really so hot!

 

[Bouba]

Genuinely curious, J: why exactly do you think it's a good thing (other than for the builders of course, who can simplify/speed up production, hence reduce costs)?

'Fiuaskme, since I'll be dead soon according to Jez, I'll rather spend my last days in a boat with sliding windows both in the p/house and saloon, enjoying a bit of fresh air whenever A/C is unnecessary...

Which btw is actually a vicious circle, sort of: I've seen plenty of boaters addicted to A/C simply because their boat have close no none natural air circulation, rather than because the weather is really so hot!

So if you bought it you would rip off the windows as well as the teak?

 

[MapisM]

So if you bought it you would rip off the windows as well as the teak?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the above in EN grammar is called a counterfactual conditional.
On top of being dead soon, I don't have the cash for this sort of thing!

 

[Deleted User YDKXO]

Why would they make it without the preorder, the website says it's fully customizable so they would need a customer.
I kind of like it but at the same time I don't like it. But I'm sure it's impressive in the flesh. Does anyone know the asking price?

£1.79m + VAT