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Tearing it Up on the New Wellcraft 38 T Top
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The new Wellcraft 38 T Top ain't no ordinary boat, son. It's a badass center console sportsboat that's got enough room for ten to chill in the asymmetrical cockpit and six in the bow, with a sweet ass terrace on the starboard side - perfect for smokin' hookah and crackin' a cold one.
Wellcraft's been makin' waves with their "Explorer" line yachts, and now they're bringin' us this bad boy, which looks like an open version of the Explorer 38. They unveiled this beaut at the Cannes Yachting Festival, and let me tell ya, it's a game-changer.
Young boaters are gonna love this thing, and for good reason. The 38 T Top is all about performance, seaworthiness, and entertainment space—the trifecta for all us water-loving rebels.
So, why the fuss 'bout the entertainment space, you ask? Well, take a peek at the cockpit arrangement. A pair of badass, semi-diagonal lounge chairs face each other across the cockpit, and there's even a drop-down terrace on the starboard side. The wet bar duties are handled by a fridge and sink on the port side, and a grill to starboard.
But it ain't all about the cocktails and laughs. This boat's still got a fold-away bench at the transom, a live bait well hidden beneath the starboard seat, drained storage spaces, and integrated rod holders scattered around—perfect for the occasional fish fry.
Moving up to the bridge, you'll find a triple helm station smack-dab in the center of the deck, shielded by a T-top that's studded with rod holders and sportin' a raised towing eye for watersports. And the helm itself forms part of a large console moulding that extends forward into the bow space, creatin' a two-person lounge seat that offers a killer view of the action.
The helm console ain't just eye candy, either. It generates space for a decent cuddy cabin with a wetroom-style heads, a separate sink, and easy access from the port side deck. And the bow design is pure genius, with thick bulwarks that pinch in the side decks, createin' drained gunwale-top trays, flush-mount speakers, and a gas locker. These bad boys serve as natural backrests for the two lateral benches and are warranted to make your parties go off with a bang.
Now, let me tell ya, this new Wellcraft ain't just a pretty face. It won European Powerboat of the Year, and it's ain't hard to see why. So, if you're lookin' to tear up the waves in style while fishin', partydickin', and cruisin', you've found your new ride.
Specs
- Length Overall (LOA): 38ft 4in (11.69m)
- Beam: 10ft 9in (3.30m)
- Engines: 2 x 350hp to 3 x 350hp outboards
- Top Speed: 53 knots
Price
expenses will set ya back around €287,000 ex tax
Contact
Visit Wellcraft.com for more info.
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- The cockpit design of the Wellcraft 38 T Top, featuring semi-diagonal lounge chairs, a drop-down terrace, and a wet bar with fridge, sink, and grill, is ideal for performance, entertainment, and even occasional fishing.
- The helm station on the deck of the Wellcraft 38 T Top, shielded by a T-top with rod holders and a raised towing eye for watersports, offers a fantastic view of the action and is part of a large console moulding that extends forward into a two-person lounge seat.
- The helm console of the Wellcraft 38 T Top houses a cuddy cabin with a wetroom-style heads, a separate sink, and easy access from the port side deck, providing comfort and functionality during longer cruises.
- The bow design of the Wellcraft 38 T Top is innovative, with thick bulwarks that create drained gunwale-top trays, flush-mount speakers, and a gas locker, serving as natural backrests for lateral benches and enhancing the boat's party atmosphere.
