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a mooring neighbor had an oday, i think it was 23' or 24'
paid somewhere around 3K for it for its size, it was a comfortable boat. center board outboard engine roller furling they sailed that little boat everywhere in long island sound (out to block island) and had a great time (brave souls!) sold it and upgraded 2 years later to a 35' it really depends on the kind of sailing you want to do how long you plan on staying aboard? provisions? fuel and water capacity electrical requirements etc. in my view, everything changes once you cross about 28' (including maintaining her...........kind of reminds me of somebody.................never mind) GF. "Danny" wrote in message om... I've been sailing Hobie Cats, windsurfers and all sorts of little sunfishy kind of things for years. I have sailed a few mid 20's Catalina Sailboats as crew with success. I am planning on buying a used 25 foot sailboat and need to know recommendations. What I'd like to have is something with small draft as I'll be sailing a shallow bay. Swing Keel I guess or maybe a shoal keel gives me the same draft? Good sleeping space and standing space would be nice as I am 6'4". I also would liek a compromise between stability and performance. I understand Catalina's are great because they are virtually un-capasizable but maybe something that would be a bit more fun and still pretty damn hard to flip. I'm ready to spend up to $5,000 US. Whaddya think all? |
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