Joe wrote:
Sailboat...Trawler then one of these:

http://www.stardustcruisers.com/Clas.../boat4sale.jpg


Not hardly. I'd just as soon get a motor home.

A Japanese couple just brought in a new one on a trailor with 2
matching PWC on ramps at the stern, also has a sliding board from the
top deck into the water. Doug would love it, it has a bow thruster and
his wife will love that it dont lean over. The Japanese girl was cute,
wearing a white T shirt that said "GOT BRESTMILK" she was kinda small
IYKWIM.

They are asking for disaster if they take it out on the bay on
anything but a flat calm day.


I can't even see one out on the Neuse River in a T-storm, much less
venturing further. Great boat for lakes, rivers (small ones, I mean), &
canals...

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message

I can't even see one out on the Neuse River in a T-storm, much less
venturing further.

I rather not see one on the Neuse in any conditions. Personal preference.

Max

I can't even see one out on the Neuse River in a T-storm, much less
venturing further.


Maxprop wrote:
I rather not see one on the Neuse in any conditions. Personal preference.


Same here, probably for much the same reason.

Anybody with a lick of sense could tell that big waves bashing in the
front door (as in Scott's post) is not a happy scenario.

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message

I can't even see one out on the Neuse River in a T-storm, much less
venturing further.


Maxprop wrote:
I rather not see one on the Neuse in any conditions. Personal
preference.


Same here, probably for much the same reason.

Anybody with a lick of sense could tell that big waves bashing in the
front door (as in Scott's post) is not a happy scenario.

Reminiscent of the flick, Cape Fear.

Max