Back Cove 33
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The Maine boat building produced rugged, sea going vessels. Today the popularity continues to grow worldwide, with boats such as the Back Her vee-hull and dependable diesel engine get her on plane at ten knots, and she will cruise efficiently and comfortably at 20 knots while sipping fuel at less than 12 US gallons per hour. Her hull has downward turning chines and long spray rails to provide additional lift and push spray down, and away from the windshield. Built with structural E Glass and vacuum bagged Airex PVC foam core, she is both strong and quiet. NidaCore is used as a sandwich...

elow deck the Back Cove 33 offers 'plenty of head and elbow room. With 6' 5" of interior height she is one of the most spacious boats in her class. Forward is a large vee-berth which measures almost seven feet in length and in width. Unlike boats with island berths, this design offers the most flexible sleeping arrangement possible: without the filler there are two large single berths, and with the filler in place the crew can sleep athwartships or fore and aft. Below the berth top are several convenient drop in storage spaces and two large dovetailed drawers. Aft of the berth to starboard...

On her helm deck, the sense of spaciousness is impressive. A raised dinette with an elegant inlaid table will seat four for dinner and can also be converted to form an additional sleeping berth. This entire space is gSL ^ surrounded by large opening windows, as well as hatches in the overhead. well equipped % JUII dee/stainless _ cherry cabinets, lili' drawers, microwave oven and two burner cooktop. A solid surface countertop adds to the beauty |, ^ and functionality of her bright and airy galley. When underway the standard Stidd helm chair is a superb and J comfortable chair that will help...