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What's a few best liveaboard sailing vessels, under 55 feet and under 300K on
the used market?


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Obviously, a catamaran makes the best liveaboard, assuming you have a place to put it.
While I love PDQs, I think the new 42 would be over $300K, and very few on the used
market. However, I've been very impressed with the Manta 42:

http://www.mantausa.com/prod_42.html
http://www.cruisingworld.com/cw_arti...p?articleID=12


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Your apartment?

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This boat ought to make a good liveaboard.

http://taxidancer.us/

Of course, the draft is too deep for gunkholing, so she's not really all that
great as a cruiser. But roomy, and impressive... enough deck space for partying
with friends. Of course you'd need to keep the loose knicknacks to a minimum if
you were ever going to sail it...

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It's the right color at least.

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This boat ought to make a good liveaboard.

http://taxidancer.us/

Of course, the draft is too deep for gunkholing, so she's not really all that
great as a cruiser. But roomy, and impressive... enough deck space for partying
with friends. Of course you'd need to keep the loose knicknacks to a minimum if
you were ever going to sail it...

DSK







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On Fri, 17 Oct 2003 14:02:00 -0400, DSK wrote:

This boat ought to make a good liveaboard.

http://taxidancer.us/

Of course, the draft is too deep for gunkholing, so she's not really all
that great as a cruiser. But roomy, and impressive... enough deck space
for partying with friends. Of course you'd need to keep the loose
knicknacks to a minimum if you were ever going to sail it...

DSK


Just curious, I wonder what it's "personal overboard module" entails?
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http://taxidancer.us/

Good grief...it's mustard yellow....
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Yes, nice looking isn't she? People always are copying my
color scheme.

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http://taxidancer.us/

Good grief...it's mustard yellow....


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http://www.homestead.com/captneal/sheshines.html

The very best of the best . . .

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http://www.homestead.com/captneal/sheshines.html

The very best of the best . . .

Yes, perfect for the likes of neal, pictured here...

http://www.warwickdavis.co.uk/images/Lep_beer.jpg

Or is that Donal?

RB


 
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