"sportsfan" wrote in message
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"gonefishiing" wrote in message
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had a client with a morris 45 (?)
believe he has done the newport-bermuda several times
a very nice boat.
gf

ps: keep up the good work (need any help up there in maine?)

The 45 is traditionally a very light, fast design. All lightweight
materials. I know the boats, not the customers. Remember the name of the
boat?
Actually we could use some help. We've had great response to the new 36'
daysailor, a Sparkmans and Stevens design. Started the line last winter,
we've two in the water and another half dozen already sold. Also underway
are a 45, a 48, and just started a 42. Here's the website,
http://www.morrisyachts.com/
We've picked up a few craftsmen from Hinckley's. They're across the
street
and the new owners have dropped the quality quite a bit to make more
money?
Real craftmen have pride. Come on up, it's beautiful country.

Me, I have 1977 North American 23' ... not a Morris but it gets me on the
water.
My best,
-Kevin-





............. Also underway are a 45, a 48, and just started a 42.

any of these s&s designs ? - they have produced lots of quality blue water
stuff over the years.
there are a couple of 39's for sale around i noticed - not bad

i looked at a miller 40 designed by bob miller / aka ben lexcen - not bad
either - maybe a little tender.
brewer 43 - 2 cabin, 2 heads, lots of gear - not bad

this would be ok -

yachtworld.com/core/listing/pl_boat_full_detail.jsp?slim=quick&boat_id=1279924 &units=Feet&currency=AUD&access=Public&listing_id= 74463&url=

those morris are nice

david

yep they are.
something to keep the future dream intact.
gf.

"david" wrote in message
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those morris are nice

david

"david" wrote in message
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............. Also underway are a 45, a 48, and just started a 42.

any of these s&s designs ? - they have produced lots of quality blue water
stuff over the years.
there are a couple of 39's for sale around i noticed - not bad

The only S&S design we're building is the new 36. It's getting such a good
reception that Morris is considering developing something a little larger
with S&S along the same lines as the 36. The 36 has no forward cabin, just
space utilized for storage. It could get a v berth but it would be small.
The main cabin is nice.
A larger design would have the forward cabin. The smallest Morris we build
is a 34, a real sweet boat with the forward and main cabins but nothing aft.


those morris are nice

david

And great fun to build. If you ever get to Maine, stop by and say hi.
-Kevin-

i'll take you up on that offer
next summer?

gf.

"sportsfan" wrote in message
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And great fun to build. If you ever get to Maine, stop by and say hi.
-Kevin-

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
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i'll take you up on that offer
next summer?

gf.
Great!
-K-