This classic 1974 Bertram 31 END OF THE LINE was re-built with 330HP Cummins 6BT5.9's only 300 hours ago. With a Westerbeke generator, fiberglass windshield, island bait tank, up to date electronics all the heavy lifting has been done. It was this model that launched the Bertram name and company into orbit and made history building nearly 1860 Thirty-Ones from 1961 to 1986. Today the soft ride of the Deep-V C. Raymond Hunt hull design and agility and of an original Bertram 31 are often taken for granted. It's not just about the looks its about the concept much like gravity its a theory but one you can count on when everything else is in question.

These fiberglass boats worked so well at sea they have proven their strength time and time again throughout the oceans of the world for the last 60 years! "The sun never sets on the Bertram Empire" was a famous ad campaign that reflected the success of a single design at a time when most boats were built of wood and designed like a shoebox with windows. These boats were put into rigorous service in all types of offshore duty following the initial launch date. The Deep-V 21 degree dead rise design was born and has since been adopted in one form or another in nearly every offshore performer since. 

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End Of The Line, Bertram Flybridge Cruiser 31'

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