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I was hoping you were on you last leg
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My last boat???? I just sold my last boat! I now have my new boat!
I hope one day to be able to get a Mac 26'X...... Just kidding.... There was a time when I wanted one, but I prefer something that is blue water capable. Island Packet sounds good. If I were to decide to go small, the Flicka is sweet for a 20' boat. But, I am thinking 30' -36' more or less. It needs to be a boat that can be single-handed, roomy, stable, point exceptional well and be reasonably fast. I have not found that boat yet. We are planning on keeping our current boat for quite a while (10 years maybe) until the next phase in out life, which will be preparing for retirement. I still like the 1983-85 hunter 345 and so does my wife. I hear bad input about them from here though. They are set-up comfortable, fast, point well and can be single handed. But for right now, I am busy sailing and kissing our new boat "26 Again!" Sea Yawl, John |
"Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... I won't be surprised when he proudly boasts that this devil baby of his is just another sick troll. The Troll probably ate a bad child and that is why he is sick...... |
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Nutsy,
I don't think you even know what a test sail is You can't sail another boat as a test sail then buy a "Derelict" and say you test sailed it. If that isn't a lie then you are kidding only yourself. Ole Thom |
You can't sail another boat as a test sail then buy a "Derelict" and say
you test sailed it. If that isn't a lie then you are kidding only yourself. Thom, nice troll. But sadly (for you in this case) I did everything exactly right. 16K...and here's the result... http://hometown.aol.com/bobsprit/images/a6.jpg Just lucky, I guess!!!! RB |
Thanks for the links Thom, she looks great!
Scout "Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... Scout, Try calling up ; Ole Thom's Boat I made up some pictures while I had her out of the water last summer for "Nutsy" I'll try to get some of the Pilothouse and inside helm Ole Thom |
"DSK" wrote in message . .. | 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? Doug, I know you to be a man of numbers and stats... so I will provide the table below from SailCalc... along with the fact that the Cabo Rico 38 is the fastest cruiser I have sailed on. We averaged 11 knots over Yellow Banks in the Bahamas on one. As Follows Performance Comparison LOA Cabo Rico 38 38 Express 30 30 LWL Cabo Rico 38 29.9 Express 30 24.5 Beam Cabo Rico 38 11.6 Express 30 10 Displacement Cabo Rico 38 21500 Express 30 8200 Sail Area Cabo Rico 38 969 Express 30 472 Capsize Ratio Cabo Rico 38 1.67 Express 30 1.98 Hull Speed Cabo Rico 38 7.33 Express 30 6.63 Sail Area to Displacement Cabo Rico 38 20.05 Express 30 18.57 Displacement to LWL Cabo Rico 38 359 Express 30 249 LWL to Beam Cabo Rico 38 2.58 Express 30 2.45 Motion Comfort Cabo Rico 38 38.96 Express 30 22.39 Pounds/Inch Cabo Rico 38 1239 Express 30 875 Yes... faster than the Express 30. CM |
"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... | In my case it was a | logical decision. | | | More logical than having a sea trial if possible? Wrong. A Sea Trial is not a Test Sail Bob. In a Sea Trail you have committed to purchase and are testing the vessels components to assure they match the claims. A Sea Trail and Survey is contingent upon final sale. I did not require a test sail because I had a reasonable idea of the abilities and performance of the vessel. I did not have to sail a sistership to understand that aspect. I can understand that as a relative newcomer to boats in general ..... you would be wise to pursue the avenue laid out for the inexperienced. I commend you on your diligence. CM CM |
Yes... faster than the Express 30.
Mooron, the CR 38 will generally only be faster over blue water passages. Around the bouys the Express 30 would be faster and certainly point higher. Doesn't matter worth a damn in any case. The CR 38 is a real yacht and the Express is a toy by any comparison. The CR is pretty close to a world class yacht. RB |
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