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![]() "John Cairns" wrote | And, since there are any number of blue water cruisers of similar length | that are considerably faster than a CR 38, I would be more likely to | characterize the CR 38 as "slow". Claiming that a CR 38 will do 11 knots is | a bit of a stretch, don't you think? | John Cairns Capt. Mooron wrote: Well now John... since you've failed to provide a list of 38 foot vessels that are faster... and I'm certain there are quite a few.... your point seems contentious rather than clarifying. Yeah, John, what are you tryin' to do... start an arument?!? I'm not certain what to make of the last part.... are you in effect accusing me of fabrication or that the vessel is incapable of such speeds? Well, you did say you're not much of a "numbers" kind of guy. I think that you're falling too much into the Boobsprit way of thinking... that an Express 30 must be POS because... umm, because... oh, I know: because you hear so much bad talk about it on the internet! Actually it's very nice boat, hardly a lightweight around-the-bouys racer, with probably more cabin space than your boat. Personally, it seems unlikely to me that the CR 38 would beat an Express 30 under any circumstances unless you really stacked the deck to favor it. OTOH it's a lot roomier and probably noticably more comfortable in a chop. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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