WTF are you rambling about? Ashtrays? No one here smokes. Stick to the
subject. Apparently you can't name another boat like I asked you to.

SV



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Name another boat in this size/price range that can be trailered, sailed,
motored as fast, has as much cabin space.


Yeah, and the Amphi car was also unique in it's abilities. It was also
junk. I
suspect you ordered a lot of Smokeless Ashtrays, Inside the Egg-Egg
Scramblers
and Mister Microphones in the 70's and 80's.

RB

Can't say anything about the price, I gave one the once over in Chicago last
month and it did appear to be a lot sturdier than the Mac, it actually has
real winches. You'll note they rate this thing for a 75 hp outboard.


Well, so much for Scotty's love affair with the Mac26X and M.
I knew it couldn't last.

RB

H O L Y B A C K P E D D L E B A T M A N !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Repost where I said I '' find the 26M and X so appealing''.

A lie, fo course. I never quoted you as saying this. I indicated that you
like
the boat and continue to defend it, listing it's virtues. Clear to
everyone.
You should get one!

RB

We're all awaiting your thoughtful answers.


Not really.


Sadly, you're correct. It'll just be another troll.

RB

I was wondering if they made new molds for the New/improved M or simply
scotch taped some cardboard here and there.

SV

"DSK" wrote in message
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Scott Vernon wrote:

Yeah, VoN. That's it. Looked at one (yellow hull) in Joisey. A little
too
small for us. Don't they have more shear line than a 21?

http://www.macgregor-boats.com/broch...ers/mac23.html

Yes, they do... I have heard varying reports on this. One is that they
bent the
hull mold with a chain hoist to make the VoN model. Another is that they
padded
the mold around the transom with three chunks of plywood & some wax paper.
Probably only Roger Macgregor knows the truth. But anyway, the hull
sections,
the rig, and most of the deck (they changed the cabin trunk a bit too) are
the
same.

MacGregor is for sure not the only boat builder to do this. Lots of other
builders too. The Santana 23 has been reincarnated three or four times,
always
with the same hull.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

Back to your old lieing ways again?

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Dugout canoes and make-shift rafts have made those trips. Please explain
to
everyone why you find the 26M and X so appealing. Outside of Jim you're
the
only one who thinks this way.




"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Repost where I said I '' find the 26M and X so appealing''.

A lie, fo course. I never quoted you as saying this. I indicated that you
like
the boat and continue to defend it, listing it's virtues. Clear to
everyone.
You should get one!

RB

I wondered why you posted a link to the Mac 26x, dang they look similar.

Scotty


"John Cairns" wrote in message
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Let's help Bob on this one.
http://www.powersailing.com/newmast28.html
Can't say anything about the price, I gave one the once over in Chicago
last
month and it did appear to be a lot sturdier than the Mac, it actually has
real winches. You'll note they rate this thing for a 75 hp outboard.
John Cairns
"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
Name another boat in this size/price range that can be trailered,
sailed,
motored as fast, has as much cabin space.

Take a few days, then get back to me.

Losing the argument, Bob wrote....


Bye, bye, Scotty.


RB

Now it's a love affair? Show us some proof PLEASE.


"Bobsprit" wrote


Well, so much for Scotty's love affair with the Mac26X and M.
I knew it couldn't last.

RB

You're reverting back to the old Bobspit. Lies. All lies.


"Bobsprit" wrote


Yup. lying again.

RB