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Also here is one currently for sale if you haven't already seen it. The owner added a custom stereo system. I think that makes the boat look horrible. What do you think? http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2010/Chaparral-400-Premiere-2789145/Plano/TX/United-States#.VJisvDAA

I keep it at Summit North Marina. Not the nicest but has a great location and great protection from the elements. Winterized with a company located at Summit North. Location provides easy access to bothe the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware River/Bay. Where do you guys keep your boats?

I keep it at Summit North Marina. Not the nicest but has a great location and great protection from the elements. Winterized with a company located at Summit North. Location provides easy access to bothe the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware River/Bay. Where do you guys keep your boats?

It was originally for sale at Waterfront Marine but the owner had a disagreement with WM. Ended up buying from owner.

It was originally for sale at Waterfront Marine but the owner had a disagreement with WM. Ended up buying from owner.

Yes there is enough room. There are also steps in the cabin to help get to the bow.

I took your idea and it work's great. Here is the link: http://s95.photobucket.com/user/LiquidAsset2/library/400%20Premiere

That is real teak flooring that came with the boat. Was not installed aftermarket. It is covered by hardtop so very easy maintenance.

I burn on average 30 GPH at 30 MPH at cruise. I have gotten to a top speed of 36 MPH with the twin 370 hp volvos diesels. Gas is significantly louder than diesel engines. I had a 2006 350 (now called a 370) which was much louder at cruise than my diesals. At my marina diesal fuel is also cheaper than gasoline which is another plus. I haven't had any problems with the forward facing props even when I thought I had gone over a log. The draft of the props is something you have to think about as I had to move out of my old slip because I got stuck the first time I brought the boat into the marina. (Also my boat is blue, pictures a little dark)

I have one which you can see in my gallery. I love it. The 400 and 420 are the exact same boat just with a name change to show that this is a 42 foot boat not a 40 foot. My 2011 looks much better than 2011's from Sea Ray or Cruiser Yachts. I love the full hardtop and mine has cockpit air. Again there are pictures in my profile gallery.

Not easy to tow a big 37 foot boat. Linked to the water and can travel up and down both the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware Bay/River.