05-05-2016, 09:25 AM
31 (old style) - built from 198? - 1992(1/2). 12' Beam, 14 degree Deadrise, no transom door.
31 (new style) - built from 1992 (1/2) - 2004. 12' Beam, 18 degree Deadrise, transom door. This is generally considered the most popular Tiara ever built with I believe over 1000 having been built.
32 - built from 2003/4 - 201?. 13' Beam. This 32 was built on a cut down Tiara 3500 Open hull. Great boat, but it does not ride as well as the 3500 Open due to its shorter length to beam ratio. Don't get me wrong, it runs great, but not as great as the 35. It has a much larger cabin than a 31 due to the beam and extra length. There is a lot more volume in the cabin. Helm and cockpit are similar in size, albeit wider, than the 31. The 32 was the smallest Tiara built with a centerline queen berth.
33 - built from 198? - 199?. 12'6" Beam, 14 degree Deadrise. The 33 has a much larger cabin than a 31, but has a much shorter helm area and the cockpit is similar in size.
If you want more detail, call me - Chris Burkard 239.253.3670
31 (new style) - built from 1992 (1/2) - 2004. 12' Beam, 18 degree Deadrise, transom door. This is generally considered the most popular Tiara ever built with I believe over 1000 having been built.
32 - built from 2003/4 - 201?. 13' Beam. This 32 was built on a cut down Tiara 3500 Open hull. Great boat, but it does not ride as well as the 3500 Open due to its shorter length to beam ratio. Don't get me wrong, it runs great, but not as great as the 35. It has a much larger cabin than a 31 due to the beam and extra length. There is a lot more volume in the cabin. Helm and cockpit are similar in size, albeit wider, than the 31. The 32 was the smallest Tiara built with a centerline queen berth.
33 - built from 198? - 199?. 12'6" Beam, 14 degree Deadrise. The 33 has a much larger cabin than a 31, but has a much shorter helm area and the cockpit is similar in size.
If you want more detail, call me - Chris Burkard 239.253.3670


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