I'll leave it to somebody else so they can have a fine
vessel for a low price. It does look like a fixer-upper.

I'd be worried about the overhead in the accommodation.
Is that mold and mildew I see or is that rotten coring
coming through the liner? Also, I've got to wonder why
the bottom was sanded down to the fiberglass. Blisters?
and a quick cover-up job? And what about the regular
draft keel which gives it close to five feet of draft?
I wonder what kind of shape the keel bolts are in?

If somebody who wanted a good project boat on which
he planned to spend about ten grand and if he could get
it for less then two grand it might be worth looking into.

It's in a good location for Scotty to consider upgrading that
Seidellman of his.

S.Simon

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
Then you should jump on this deal! Why you could make a
huge profit.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
Check the buc value. For a Coronado 27 in good shape it is
listed in the mid-seven thousand range. It notes that excellent
examples such as mine can sell for much much more.

I've been offered fifteen grand for mine and I wouldn't part
with her for twice that amount. Unlike that fool Bobsprit, I've
spent enough time, money and labor on "Cut the Mustard" to
make her a labor of love and a sailing vessel beyond compare.

All her fittings and gear are top-notch and almost new as I
constantly upgrade. New sails, new running rigging, new standing
rigging, new instruments, new motor, and on and on and on.
Anytime I find something that might need improving I improve
it. Anything that's tried and true I take care of it.

S.Simon


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
I guess it might be worth $900.

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
With Neal as an authority this auction has generated a lot of
interest.
So far, in three
days, it has zero bids. With not reserve, does this mean someone can
get
it for $900?


"JN" wrote in message
.. .
Check this out:



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tegory=26 433