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Bob Crantz wrote:
Doug, Why must you rain on someone's parade with common sense? I would suggest they pull the rudder from the boat to be 100% consistent. Why earn a wage at $30 an hour and achieve your "goal" in 18 months when you can slave for four years at sub-minimum wage and benefit from the negative health effects? It's called building character! hahahahaha Looney isn't it. Doug, you da man! I certainly did not mean to rain on anybody's parade but why do you think it's so cool if I did? I enjoy working on my own boat but if it took me 4 years of full time work then it'd be a BIG question whether it's worth it. We are certainly planning to do more work on our boat, but then we have already been cruising in it besides. A burnt-up Pearson 40 would a boat worth pulling out of the scrap heap. I bet they have a fine cruiser with good sailing performance and shoal draft. But the same amount of work devoted to a Coronado 27 would be just plain stupid. Not to name names, but a couple we know is spending all their weekends rebuilding a houseboat which sunk & is trashed. They are replacing everything on it and doing some structural work besides. By now they could have bought a newer houseboat, better equipped, and ready to go, instead they still have years of work and will have a boat that wasn't that good to start with. That, plus the idea of trying to live like a character in a Jimmy Buffet song, does not appeal to me. DSK |
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