2007 Rampage 38 Express

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the 38 Express feels bigger than her footprint. High gunwales and a deep cockpit give a secure, “in the boat” feel when lines are tight and seas are up. The wide beam carries forward, so the cabin doesn’t feel like an afterthought—you get real headroom, a proper galley, and storage that swallows rods, dive gear, and provisions for a long weekend. Engine access is excellent, with room to actually service the machinery instead of just stare at it. Up top, sightlines from the helm are clean, making it easy to watch the spread or slide into a tight slip without drama.

This 38 Express is right at home in warm, changeable coastal waters where you might run from inshore structure to an offshore rip in a single day. The hull has the heft and deadrise to shoulder through afternoon chop, yet it’s still nimble enough for trolling passes along reefs and wrecks. Air‑conditioned accommodations and a real galley make overnighters comfortable when the bite stretches into tomorrow. The generous cockpit, in-deck fishboxes, and transom door suit both serious tournament crews and family fishing days, while the raised helm keeps the driver dry and in command when squalls or strong sea breezes kick up.