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30-35 -foot range from time to time, and (2) Getting one
of the Mac 26M's for afternoon sails with our grandkids, or for fishing, etc. The initial costs are about the same as used boats in the 30-foot range, not including maintenance, dock fees, etc., but the available sailing areas in this area (Kemah-Galveston bay) we are limited unless you are willing to motor down to the gulf, which takes around five hours. Jim, I see the problem, but understand that the Mac is pretty dull sailor. There are a few in my area and they don't seem to do anything well, least of all sail. The Mac also won't go too fast under power with some chop against her either. I actually knew a couple who got one as a gift. They knew little about boats, but soon were rid of it for a used Pearson. It's also a horribly ugly vessel, though I know the whole "beauty/beholder" bit. I guess if I was in your shoes I'd buy a 30 foot powerboat and strap a couple of Lasers to it, them sail them with the kids in various waters. This is just my opinion, of course. I'm sure others will offer good suggestions. RB |
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