Baltic 38DP
October 11, 2021
The exterior profile of the Baltic 38DP makes one thing clear: This boat was built for the rugged waters from whence it came. Founded in
The exterior profile of the Baltic 38DP makes one thing clear: This boat was built for the rugged waters from whence it came. Founded in
Lee S. Wilbur of Southwest Harbor, Maine, launched his first boat—a 36-foot fiberglass sportfish—in 1973 based on a hull designed by Raymond Bunker. For the
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