I've been on lots of Hunters. The very old ones have a bad reputation;
the newer ones are nice boats. I paritcularlly like the 376, except
sleeping the curved settee is uncomfortable.

Horvath wrote .
On 16 Jun 2004 10:32:00 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Heh Heh Heh. How can you possibly call anybody's boat, "crapola"?
You bought your gay POS at a garbage sale, then had it repainted in
rainbow.


Horvath, in all seriousness, the Hunter marque is among the worst and
garners
far less respect than Jonathan's Cal, which is certainly considered
"classic
plastic. In the last 3 years Hunter has greatly improved quality control
matching Catalina and exceeding Beneteau, but earlier Hunter's are
frowned on
by sailors and surveyors alike. If your Hunter is less than 3 years old,
you
may have a reasonable low end boat. If not, you have my sympathy, but
then you
should have done your homework before buying.


You know jack **** about boats. My 1980 25' Hunter was a classic.
And my new Hunter 336 is even better. But what do you know? You
don't even know what a whisker pole is.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

has EVER had. Furthermore, my 32 is built far better than any Hunter.

RB


You haven't seen the new C&Cs, so shut your yap.


Wrong again. The design of the 99 is what led me to make a deal for the 34XL,
which is very much like the 110.
As usual you don't know a thing. But how could you? You bought a Hunter!

RB

On 18 Jun 2004 10:22:07 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

has EVER had. Furthermore, my 32 is built far better than any Hunter.

RB


You haven't seen the new C&Cs, so shut your yap.


Wrong again. The design of the 99 is what led me to make a deal for the 34XL,
which is very much like the 110.
As usual you don't know a thing. But how could you? You bought a Hunter!

RB

The C & C 99 I saw at a boat show 18 months ago had doors that
wouldn't shut, and interior trim falling off. A new C&C at my yacht
club has the same shoddy manufacturing, and the owners complain that
the hatches all leak.

The new C&C that I saw at the Chicago Boat Show just six months ago,
had some of these problems corrected, but one door going to the head
was propped open in such a way, as to make it impossible to close. I
suspect the shoddy manufacturing made it unable to shut, and the
dealer made a hasty repair, so nobody would notice.

BTW, it doesn't come with a whisker pole.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

Bart, please be quiet! I'm trying to upset Horass.

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"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. ..
I've been on lots of Hunters. The very old ones have a bad reputation;
the newer ones are nice boats. I paritcularlly like the 376, except
sleeping the curved settee is uncomfortable.

Horvath wrote .
On 16 Jun 2004 10:32:00 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Heh Heh Heh. How can you possibly call anybody's boat, "crapola"?
You bought your gay POS at a garbage sale, then had it repainted in
rainbow.


Horvath, in all seriousness, the Hunter marque is among the worst and
garners
far less respect than Jonathan's Cal, which is certainly considered
"classic
plastic. In the last 3 years Hunter has greatly improved quality
control
matching Catalina and exceeding Beneteau, but earlier Hunter's are
frowned on
by sailors and surveyors alike. If your Hunter is less than 3 years
old,
you
may have a reasonable low end boat. If not, you have my sympathy, but
then you
should have done your homework before buying.


You know jack **** about boats. My 1980 25' Hunter was a classic.
And my new Hunter 336 is even better. But what do you know? You
don't even know what a whisker pole is.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!