Specifications:
• Length - 18'6”
• Beam - 91
• Horsepower Rating: - 150
• Approximate Hull weight - 1800
• Length without swing tongue - 23'

Capacities:
• Fuel Capacity: - 31gal
• Livewell Capacity: - 30gal
• Rear Storage/Baitwell: - 84gal
• Rear Storage Boxes: - 168ci
• Built-In Ice Chest: - 54gal
• Front Storage Box: - 282ci
• Persons Capacity: - 775lb, 5 adults

Safety and Quality:
• All composite construction
• Automatic bilge pump
• Automotive-style fuse system
• Bow & stern light
• Carpet with edge trim
• Fire extinguisher
• Folding stainless steel boarding ladder
• Horn
• Non-skid bow step mat
• Passenger console with glove box
• Walk-thru windshield
• Passenger grab-handle
• Removable anchor and running lights
• Cockpit Courtesy Light



Fishing Features:
• “Stay-Full” livewell overflow system
• 1-800 gph aerator pump
• 1-livewell pumpout @ 800 gph
• 6-gauge trolling motor wiring
• Bow trim switch
• Hi-capacity rear insulated livewell
• Locking "oversized" storage boxes
• Oversized rod lockers
• Center rod storage system
• Rod locker lid piston
• Cockpit mounted Lowrance X-48 depth finder
• Front casting deck mounted Lowrance X-65 depth finder
• Deck mount Trolling Motor foot-control
• Pro-Charge 4611 dual battery charger
• Motor Guide 12/24 trolling motor

Convenience and Comfort:
• Deluxe bucket seats for driver and passenger, Bench style center seat
• Bimini Top
• AM/FM Radio w/ CD Player
• Ski-Tow Bar
• Extended leg-room driver’s console
• Deluxe cockpit with tachometer, speedometer, dual voltmeter, fuel gauge and hour meter
• Stainless steel bow and transom eyes

Trailer Features:
• Aluminum Diamond Tread Plate, Front and Rear Step Pads
• Balanced Tires and Chrome Wheels
• Color Coordinated (Paint, PinStripe, Carpet)
• Load Guides
• Oil Bath Hubs (Genuine Oil Lubrication Design)
• Spare Chrome wheel and radial tire
• Spare Tire Mount (underslung)
• Swivel Jack Stand
• TRITON Lighted Step Pads
• Tubular Steel Frame

The Baths Cinema, Gloucester Road, Bishopston, BS7 1922-1936

The old Bristol North Baths were often empty in winter, when no one wanted to swim, and so they were converted into the Baths cinema, which opened on 1 August 1922.

The pool had been drained and a wooden floor, which took a week to lay, had been placed over the tiled area. The cinema had hard seats at the front and padded seats at the back; the three-sided viewing area above the pool served as a balcony.

In the summer months, the cinema was turned back into a swimming pool. Bruce Atkinson was the first person to lease this building from the city council.

Atkinson was also involved at Zetland Road, the Dolphin, the Vestry, the Redcliffe, Bedminster Town Hall, the Plaza, the Scala, the Kingsway and the Regent at Kingswood. In 1936, the Baths once more became a swimming pool all year round.