"Krusty Morgan" stupidly wrote ..
That sounds a lot closer to your actual boat, although I
think including the
word "racer" is solely for marketing purposes. G

The term "racer-cruiser" seems a bit more popular than
"cruiser-racer" but would seem appropriate to very wide
number of boats. (more below)


... In my eye, it is a medium
weight cruiser - and a good one. Calling it a racer would
be like describing
Oprah as having an "athletic build". LOL Your boat was
built for comfort, not
speed. It seems to suit your needs quite well.

BB , X X X O O O X X X




Scotty wrote:
Ain't love grand?


What's more, Charl(krust)ie doesn't seem to recognize the
CS-27 origin, even given the strong hint of it's years when
actively produced & marketed. The hull & rig are fairly
typical of early/mid 1970s IOR boats, where the measurement
rule had encouraged beamy boats with narrow aft sections and
masthead rigs with short booms. Being a production boat, the
CS-27 is a moderate design rather than an extreme IOR late
'70s broach-coach, but if you parked next to one, you'd see
the family resemblance.

DSK