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[Mark Walter]

Hi,
We have had a Bayliner Ciera 2452 for the past 5 years and have been very happy with it. As a lot of people seem to do we are looking to get a bigger boat,in our case as luck turns out maybe a MUCH bigger boat. This coming Sat we are going to look at and possibly buy a 41ft 1974 Concorde, if the photos and information about it are correct then it will be a good buy. Aside from the sellers info I am having a hard time finding anything at all about it online. I know how big the fuel tanks are but no info on waste or fresh water tanks,stuff like that. Anyone have a boat similar to this or maybe point me in a direction where I can get some specs? Thanks.

[GordMay]

Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, Mark.

I presume Owens Concord ➥ https://www.inautia.com/used-boat-35...349524845.html

Or ? ➥ http://www.setzerdesign.com/data/pdf...oncorde_41.pdf

➥ http://www.concordemarine.com/ht-41-sport-cruiser/

[Mark Walter]

Thanks very much for the reply,I checked out the links and while I really wish the boat looked like the last 2 it is much more similar to the 1st. Those are links I had not come across and had been searching for a while so thank you. Some of the info I am looking for would be the draft,the owner is saying it is 6ft but that doesn't seem right to me. Also interested in the size of the waste tank,the marina we will be slipped in does not have pump outs and would be nice to know how frequently we would need to worry about that. Our Bayliner has a 20 gal waste tank and we can go about 5 three day visits without pumping out. The draft is kind of important though,we have a 650 mi journey from Tampa to the St Johns River where she will live.

[River Cruiser]

I delivered a 47’ Concorde aft cabin a couple of years ago, it was a 19 day trip from the upper Mississippi to the Detroit river. It was a beautiful big heavy boat with 8V71 Detroit diesels, it was a 5.5’ draft probably more once loaded. Water capacity was 200 gallon, no tank for waste it used a PuraSan treatment system.