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"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 |
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