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Honestly I'm not sure. Give Parker a call and I'm sure they can answer you.

$840 for just interior? Did you do the deck as well?

In ca no bridge or underpass is lower than 14 feet. It's more of a belly hoop with tower control. The antenna folds down so doesn't add to the height. I'll post a build post soon with everything I'm doing :)

does a 2012 normal bow rail fit? thinking about selling mine. i'm in socal , 2320.. nvm

I dont have the boat with me but will take pics when i get the boat back from the tower builder. I'm in los angeles, but will get that updated. Hard to explain in writing sometimes. will be running some lights, vhf antenna and nav lights up the rear two legs and mounting them up on the...

No not folding down. It'll be fixed. Plan to run lights and antenna up the sides.

thanks! i might have the rigging tube made out of aluminum but i'll let the installer know. love the tower you have. if i cant run the lines through the t channel, then i'll consider your black interior cabin run.

if i ran it under the carpet i was planning on using nylon cable clamps or zipties with the screw attachment... pretty much same thing as sara mentioned.

Update: I sent in the paperwork for registration. Based on the simplified gross/net tonnage calculation the parker 2320 does quality for USCG documentation. Based on my numbers it came out to 5.2 net tonnage which is perfectly above the minimum of 5 net tonnes. No more CF numbers :D

Has anyone here run hydraulic lines to a tower in their 2320? I am planning on moving my second control station to the tower. Wondering, best way to run the hydraulic lines. Can a single line be run up the starboard wall channel, into the Roof T channel, down the middle towards the bow and up...

Got it. So 3m upholsterer spray glue, peel back carpet, run it, zip tie, then put it back. Just like cars. Smart!

Thanks Jim! I looked at the link before and didnt like how the wiring can still be seen. It may be the only option. I have the stainless drapery pins coming in and hopefully that can hide the cable even better. Hard to explain, but i'll post pictures if it works. thanks!

I am putting in a windlass and looking at the way to run the wiring, i dont see a space to hide the wires very well. There is a soffit along the side, but no way to really hide it. the wiring to the front nav lights are hidden under the carpet. One idea i have is to use some drapery pins and...

Took a look today, its almost 1 inch in certain reinforced parts. the side walls are 1/4 thin so if i mount there i need to put some ply wood up on it and maybe paint it. We will see how much space i need. May be tight with autopilot, Structure scan box, ri10 for radar, etc..

Not sure if thats the right lingo, but i am planning on adding some electronics into the helm box area. does anyone know how thick the fiberglass is? Do most people mount a wood board to the inside and then mount electronics to that? I dont want screws going through. the starboard side is ok to...

Thanks, mine are also 30 degree, the one that goes straight back and one that is 45 degree. i just worry about the mid ship one at 90 degree that the rod holder doesnt press against the side gunwale. should be ok.

Awesome! Haven't decided on normal ones or the ones with a cup holder built in. Mainly want to add it for my lobster puller.

Thanks! I will double check it and see. It looked close and hard to tell from up top.

Anyone know if you can add a 30 degree rod holder on the parker 2320 and have it go straight out instead of at an angle? The current rod holders, one goes straight back and the other is at an angle. I just dont know if it will fit and hit the gunwale side wall when putting in a 30 degree.

Thanks guys I got my 6 ounces from Cecil! More than enough.