My Cal 20 is a perfect example. It didn't take that much to make bring it
back to new condition, and it's far superior to a Mac. I wouldn't take it
offshore, as the demands of sailing on the bay are quite enough.

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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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if it's in good shape, other than the cleaning up and fixing the
keel,
and all parts are there, you can find used sails at Bacons, it
would
make a nice starter boat for a beginner.

Idiot. There are better starter boats that will cost less,

Ok big mouth, show us a better starter boat that costs less than $150.


not have a horrible
name like Mac or Siedlemann and not have a newbie hunting for cheap
parts.
Scotty Potti strikes again!


Just can't control that jealousy thing, eh booby?