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Scott Vernon August 30th 04 01:50 AM

Is he trying to convince us, or himself that he's happy with his
current 'stepping stone'. It's not working here.

Scotty, a happy sailor....

"Bobsprit" wrote


Could your memory be that bad. Her insane list of gear was indeed

true. Some of
it I kept, some I sold, some I gave away. It was a real

windfall....new
outboard, spare folding new prop, spare new radios, spare autopilot,

and an
amazing assortment of never used blocks and lines, new clothes. How

about a 500
dollar full body sailing suit that fit Suzanne like a glove? How

about a 1000
dollar Musto suit XXL for me with the tags still on it. Yup. It was

Xmas for a
long time as we dug through her bags of gear. Now add all of that

and much more
to a good C&C 32 that surveyed excellent and "above average

condition" with a
hull value of 36K currently and I paid less than 16K. I spent under

1K
replacing her ports, and doing a lot of cleanup....it was fun and so

is the
boat,




Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 02:35 AM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
| And by the way...how do you like my custom Dodger, which I got by selling
two
| boats for the yard?
| http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/al3.jpg

Yes Bob.... it's a very nice dodger.

CM



Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 02:42 AM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| I found it quite unnecessary to sail the vessel prior to purchase. I knew
it
| was what I wanted.
|
|
| If you say so. It's still generally poor practice to buy a boat without at
| least sailing a sistership. You won't find many people who will disagree
with
| that.


Poor Practice for who?... others?... maybe. That depends entirely on the
circumstances of the vessel and conditions of purchase. In my case it was a
logical decision.

CM



Thom Stewart August 30th 04 02:59 AM

He said he brought a Catalina at the Atlantic City Boat Show.

A bold face lie of great proportions and I don't remember any comments
of approval other than from Nutsy himself, after he admitted his lie.


Bobsprit August 30th 04 11:03 AM

In my case it was a
logical decision.


More logical than having a sea trial if possible? Wrong.

RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 11:04 AM

A bold face lie of great proportions and I don't remember any comments
of approval other than from Nutsy himself, after he admitted his lie.


Katy was among the people who nodded approval. Scotty went super nova.

RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 11:05 AM

He said he brought a Catalina at the Atlantic City Boat Show.


No I didn't.

RB

DSK August 30th 04 01:31 PM

Capt. Mooron wrote

You've never been on a Cabo Rico 38.... then of course that's evident.

Express 30?? Good Grief!


You're saying a Cabo Rico 38 is faster than an Express 30?

DSK


Bobsprit August 30th 04 01:53 PM

Express 30?? Good Grief!

You're saying a Cabo Rico 38 is faster than an Express 30?


No, I think he's saying it's about 350 times better in nearly every respect. It
might still beat the Express over a long passage. The CR 38 is not a slow
cruising boat.

RB

Scott Vernon August 30th 04 02:07 PM

I won't be surprised when he proudly boasts that this devil baby of
his is just another sick troll.

SV

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
He said he brought a Catalina at the Atlantic City Boat Show.

A bold face lie of great proportions and I don't remember any

comments
of approval other than from Nutsy himself, after he admitted his

lie.





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