DSK wrote:


What's wrong with doing something that requires a
little brain power?

Jeeze Doug, you're losing it, remember what Scotty said, "Remember who you are talking to."

Cheers
Marty

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

Anyone familiar with the C&C 41 from late 80's??? We're looking at one
with a wing keel. She's over 100K, but still might be a good boat for
us. She's an aft-cabin model.

That wouldn't be the one at Whitehall, MI, would it? If so, I can give you
lots of info about here, including a whole raft of photos, if you want 'em.

Bull

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
And that affects the sailing charactistics in your opinion?


Doug, remember who you're talking to.



Yeah, I'm the guy who knows better than to buy a Beneteau, Hunter or
Siedlemann. I'm also the guy who doesn't own a boat.

Hoo ahhhhh!

"DSK" wrote in message


How about a Baltic 43? I have.

Hmm. What can you tell me about them? We're looking at both the 42 Doug
Peterson and the 43 (Judel/Vrolik, I think). We've found several nice
examples of each, but I really don't know much about Baltics beyond their
reputation for being fine yachts with solid Finnish construction.

TIA

Bull

"Admiral Halsey" wrote in message link.net...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

Anyone familiar with the C&C 41 from late 80's??? We're looking at one
with a wing keel. She's over 100K, but still might be a good boat for
us. She's an aft-cabin model.

That wouldn't be the one at Whitehall, MI, would it? If so, I can give you
lots of info about here, including a whole raft of photos, if you want 'em.

Bull


A dead giveaway, Maxprop.

CN

"Capt. Rob" wrote ...
the same old tired worn out **** that he's been saying for years

Have you actually sailed a C&C 41? I have. How about a Baltic 43? I
have. Ever skippered a Hinckley, an Oyster, a Herreshoff, a Saga, a
Waquiez, etc etc?


In the last two years...C&C 36+ XL, C&C 29, Tayana 48 DS, Pearson 39,
Freedom 35 (Thanks Mark!), Bristol 27, C&C 40, Cal 35 to name a few,
and of course on a regular basis J24s, J30. I'm trying out a Tartan 37
and C&C 37 next month. Oh, and I did sail a beautiful H28 with a gaff
rig years ago.
Sorry, Doug. Boats are a nice part time business for me now. I'll be
sailing many different boats this summer as well. Maybe you'd be
interested in the 2002 Mainship 39 I'm selling? It's just 230K and very
much your kind of boat since you're not the sort to ever own a Grand
Banks.

RB

Yeah right. IMHO you never actually owned a C&C 32, just faked it.


Here I was...all excited to bash another bad DSK troll, when he writes
the comment above. How lame can Doug get? I remember when Doug
actually, if bitterly, had real sailing info to offer. Oh well.

RB

Yeah right. IMHO you never actually owned a C&C 32, just faked it.


Here I was...all excited to bash another bad DSK troll, when he writes
the comment above. How lame can Doug get? I remember when Doug
actually, if bitterly, had real sailing info to offer. Oh well.

RB

Rats have been onboard many more and more impressive boats than you.
What does this prove?

--
Scotty,
A Snark that actually gets sailed would be a better choice
than any boat that bobspit uses for bragging on the Internet.



"Capt. Rob" bragged....


In the last two years...C&C 36+ XL, C&C 29, Tayana 48 DS, Pearson
39,
Freedom 35 (Thanks Mark!), Bristol 27, C&C 40, Cal 35 to name a few,
and of course on a regular basis J24s, J30. I'm trying out a Tartan
37
and C&C 37 next month. Oh, and I did sail a beautiful H28 with a
gaff
rig years ago.
Sorry, Doug. Boats are a nice part time business for me now. I'll be
sailing many different boats this summer as well. Maybe you'd be
interested in the 2002 Mainship 39 I'm selling? It's just 230K and
very
much your kind of boat since you're not the sort to ever own a Grand
Banks.

RB