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What did you buy instead of the H27?
The H25 and C27 seemed to be the most popular boats back in the '90s. There was a ****load of them for sale. Scotty "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... Scotty, there were/are other issues with the H-27 of that era, so I got lucky by finding out early and not wasting my time. To this day, I have not heard an owner or former owner of an H-27 of that era make mention the boat was decent when the winds piped up. Most bitched that the engine was too small to power them back home against the wind. I would have felt it was a reflection more on the owners ability, rather than the boats. BTW, I've sailed into docks many times and talked to 'sailors' who were waiting for the wind to 'calm down a bit'. Scotty "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... he, who had owned the boat for some time, felt doing so under those conditions was unsafe. I accepted his judgement. What does that have to do with the boat? there are C&C owners who won't sail more than 5 miles from their slip, that doesn't mean the boat is bad. Scotty "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... I looked at a early 80's Hunter 27 I looked at one once a long time ago, but dropped the idea when I learned the owner wouldn't sail the boat in 20 knots. |
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