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Andy reconfigures the interior of a 1970 Paceship Yachts Westwind 24 to accommodate four people for overnight trips and provide a remote workspace.0:23 He removes a non-structural partition to extend the quarter berth length from four feet to six feet, allowing for diagonal sleeping arrangements.3:12 The layout process reveals a conflict with the existing cockpit scupper drainage system, which requires removal and relocation to clear the bunk area.9:33 Andy plans to integrate a small sink, a portable refrigerator, and a dedicated seating area for dining and office work within the 89-inch beam.11:14 He proposes using a portable electric griddle rather than a traditional stove to minimize the need for cookware storage.16:24 The project emphasizes space-saving compromises, prioritizing utility over a permanent head.13:09

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