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v-berth sleeping quarters

spare anchor on hose rack.

Home Depot shelf hangs jigs & rods above table

main anchor line draped on transom. I launch and retrieve anchor by hand from cockpit with rode running along the outside of the cabin to an anchor pulpit on the bow.

Keith in boat 1

shelf great for lures

table & shelf 1

new table 2X old table

Keith seated in passenger seat

blue bag is Givens survival raft

passenger seat mount now holds survival raft (blue bag)

passenger seat using v-berth cushion

The Minor 25 costs major bucks for many reasons, one being they are insulated for the Scandinavian winters. I guess that works well for air conditioning in hot humid climates too. I like it but the same money would buy a larger boat with more interior, maybe a lighter, faster, largest...

Looks cool but did it fly?

Definitely tie them down well if you keep them up there when piloting in rough seas! Besides raising the boat's center of gravity, putting "stuff" up top might lower your mileage (wind drag) both towing the trailer and navigating on the water.

Here's another thought. Change your perspective from being a seller to thinking like a buyer. Search for somewhat similar boats for sale in your area (you define area, but I'd say within an an hour's drive). Draw a large "T" on a sheet of paper. Compare features, just like some car web sites...

I had many pleasant day dreams at work about buying this boat!

~raises boat's center of gravity ~boat wakes will roll boat more and the roof will get it the worst ~falling off when sleeping or groggy risks hitting one's head ~ concussion ~hitting water when unconscious is not good ~ better to rig a hammock... install gunwale fishing rod holders on opposite...

I kind of view it as my personal cocoon at sea.