Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very few seem to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other manufacturers with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
...
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In fact, its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold its own very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

boy, you guys are the wet dream of every dishonest yacht broker out there.

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very few seem to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other manufacturers with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
.. .
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In fact, its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold its own very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

Again you show the depth of you intelect and quality of your research. 20
year old boats don't depreciate much.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
boy, you guys are the wet dream of every dishonest yacht broker out there.

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very few seem
to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other manufacturers
with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
.. .
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In fact,
its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold its own
very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

like I said, dude, you are the wet dream of every unscrupulous yacht broker in
the land. "don't depreciate much", "fine investment", "recover your money".
Then the broker calls home and tells his wife they are going out to dinner that
night. She says, "Another one?". He say, "Yup".

Again you show the depth of you intelect and quality of your research. 20
year old boats don't depreciate much.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
boy, you guys are the wet dream of every dishonest yacht broker out there.

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very few seem
to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other manufacturers
with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
.. .
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In fact,
its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold its own
very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

TMI

"JAXAshby" wrote ...
boy, you guys are my wet dream

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

Never said any thing about a broker. Never said "fine investment " or
"recover your money." Didn't say don't depreciate much, but Odays don't,
they are generally too old to depreciate much.. Did say "Holding their price
nicely," most 20 to 25 year old boats do. You should do research before
shooting your mouth off, figuratively speaking
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
like I said, dude, you are the wet dream of every unscrupulous yacht
broker in
the land. "don't depreciate much", "fine investment", "recover your
money".
Then the broker calls home and tells his wife they are going out to dinner
that
night. She says, "Another one?". He say, "Yup".

Again you show the depth of you intelect and quality of your research. 20
year old boats don't depreciate much.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
boy, you guys are the wet dream of every dishonest yacht broker out
there.

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very few
seem
to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other manufacturers
with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
.. .
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In fact,
its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold its own
very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

like I said, you are a wet dream for all the unscrupulous brokers in the land.

Let me add, "Deservedly so".

Never said any thing about a broker. Never said "fine investment " or
"recover your money." Didn't say don't depreciate much, but Odays don't,
they are generally too old to depreciate much.. Did say "Holding their price
nicely," most 20 to 25 year old boats do. You should do research before
shooting your mouth off, figuratively speaking
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
like I said, dude, you are the wet dream of every unscrupulous yacht
broker in
the land. "don't depreciate much", "fine investment", "recover your
money".
Then the broker calls home and tells his wife they are going out to dinner
that
night. She says, "Another one?". He say, "Yup".

Again you show the depth of you intelect and quality of your research. 20
year old boats don't depreciate much.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
boy, you guys are the wet dream of every dishonest yacht broker out
there.

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very few
seem
to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other manufacturers
with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
.. .
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In fact,
its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold its own
very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

You're repeating your self again old fella.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
like I said, you are a wet dream for all the unscrupulous brokers in the
land.

Let me add, "Deservedly so".

Never said any thing about a broker. Never said "fine investment " or
"recover your money." Didn't say don't depreciate much, but Odays don't,
they are generally too old to depreciate much.. Did say "Holding their
price
nicely," most 20 to 25 year old boats do. You should do research before
shooting your mouth off, figuratively speaking
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
like I said, dude, you are the wet dream of every unscrupulous yacht
broker in
the land. "don't depreciate much", "fine investment", "recover your
money".
Then the broker calls home and tells his wife they are going out to
dinner
that
night. She says, "Another one?". He say, "Yup".

Again you show the depth of you intelect and quality of your research.
20
year old boats don't depreciate much.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
boy, you guys are the wet dream of every dishonest yacht broker out
there.

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very few
seem
to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other
manufacturers
with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
.. .
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In
fact,
its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold its
own
very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

you need to be told six or eight times before you have a chance of
understanding once.

you're a fool.
you're a fool.
you're a fool.
you're a fool.
you're a fool.
you're a fool.

you're a fool.
you're a fool.


Understand?

From: "The Carrolls"
Date: 3/6/2004 11:40 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

You're repeating your self again old fella.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
like I said, you are a wet dream for all the unscrupulous brokers in the
land.

Let me add, "Deservedly so".

Never said any thing about a broker. Never said "fine investment " or
"recover your money." Didn't say don't depreciate much, but Odays don't,
they are generally too old to depreciate much.. Did say "Holding their
price
nicely," most 20 to 25 year old boats do. You should do research before
shooting your mouth off, figuratively speaking
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
like I said, dude, you are the wet dream of every unscrupulous yacht
broker in
the land. "don't depreciate much", "fine investment", "recover your
money".
Then the broker calls home and tells his wife they are going out to
dinner
that
night. She says, "Another one?". He say, "Yup".

Again you show the depth of you intelect and quality of your research.
20
year old boats don't depreciate much.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
boy, you guys are the wet dream of every dishonest yacht broker out
there.

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very few
seem
to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other
manufacturers
with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
.. .
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In
fact,
its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold its
own
very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB

Hull Speed, Cal, O'Day 34
 

Yup. I was right. You never graduated from jr. high.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
you need to be told six or eight times before you have a chance of
understanding once.

you're a fool.
you're a fool.
you're a fool.
you're a fool.
you're a fool.
you're a fool.

you're a fool.
you're a fool.


Understand?

From: "The Carrolls"
Date: 3/6/2004 11:40 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

You're repeating your self again old fella.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
like I said, you are a wet dream for all the unscrupulous brokers in
the
land.

Let me add, "Deservedly so".

Never said any thing about a broker. Never said "fine investment " or
"recover your money." Didn't say don't depreciate much, but Odays
don't,
they are generally too old to depreciate much.. Did say "Holding their
price
nicely," most 20 to 25 year old boats do. You should do research
before
shooting your mouth off, figuratively speaking
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
like I said, dude, you are the wet dream of every unscrupulous yacht
broker in
the land. "don't depreciate much", "fine investment", "recover your
money".
Then the broker calls home and tells his wife they are going out to
dinner
that
night. She says, "Another one?". He say, "Yup".

Again you show the depth of you intelect and quality of your
research.
20
year old boats don't depreciate much.
"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
boy, you guys are the wet dream of every dishonest yacht broker
out
there.

Nope, they have been holding price nicely as of late. Also very
few
seem
to
come to market, compared to the numbers built and other
manufacturers
with
similar numbers.
wrote in message
.. .
On 05 Mar 2004 22:01:22 GMT, (Bobsprit)
wrote:

But I'm not sure the Cal is faster in general conditions. In
fact,
its
PHRF is
about 20 to 25 point higher. I think the O'Day would hold
its
own
very
nicely,
while giving a more comfortable ride.

The Oday is faster in most conditions.

RB

Including depreciation.

BB