Don't do it! We bought a 1985 Hunter 37 Cutter a few years ago, probably
one of the best older Hunter's ever built. Leaked really bad and could not
be repaired because of the way the deck/hull were joined. Floor rotted.
Boat had passed survey fine. Toilet was worn out. Refrigeration failed
after about 6 months.
Kerosene stove, horrible. Broken doors. Sailed great tho. Poor use of
space. Small cockpit.
G.,

On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 20:36:53 -0500, "G. Webster"
wrote this crap:

Don't do it! We bought a 1985 Hunter 37 Cutter a few years ago, probably
one of the best older Hunter's ever built. Leaked really bad and could not
be repaired because of the way the deck/hull were joined. Floor rotted.
Boat had passed survey fine. Toilet was worn out. Refrigeration failed
after about 6 months.
Kerosene stove, horrible. Broken doors. Sailed great tho. Poor use of
space. Small cockpit.
G.,


Floor? Toilet? You're not much of a sailor, are you?




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"Horvath" wrote in message
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On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 20:36:53 -0500, "G. Webster"
wrote this crap:

Don't do it! We bought a 1985 Hunter 37 Cutter a few years ago, probably
one of the best older Hunter's ever built. Leaked really bad and could
not
be repaired because of the way the deck/hull were joined. Floor rotted.
Boat had passed survey fine. Toilet was worn out. Refrigeration failed
after about 6 months.
Kerosene stove, horrible. Broken doors. Sailed great tho. Poor use of
space. Small cockpit.
G.,


Floor? Toilet? You're not much of a sailor, are you?




Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!