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More comments from a certain Nordica 30 owner...
"Some modifications were done to allow access to all areas of the hull as well to the factory installed scupper drains which are woefully too small (1/2 inch) to be of any use." Well, well...a sea boat that doesn't even have basic proper drainage. "The factory supplied Volvo / 17 hp diesel was replaced with a new 27 hp Yanmar." Ya damn right you replaced it. 17HP for all that weight and wetted surface? Of course it went south. But still...my favorite, from the man himself.... "The woodwork inside is not always of the best workmanship and is a common problem with all Nordicas." !!!!!Hahahahahaha!!!! And while we're at it....here's another, ahem...wonderful interior shot of a Nordica 30... http://www.nordicaboats.com/assets/i...30-4-L-opt.jpg RB 35s5 NY |
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![]() "Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... More comments from a certain Nordica 30 owner... "Some modifications were done to allow access to all areas of the hull Bob... you can't get to all areas of your hull on the 35s5! as well to the factory installed scupper drains which are woefully too small (1/2 inch) to be of any use." The cockpit scuppers for the seating area and the deck scuppers to drain rain water. The actual cockpit drains are 2". Well, well...a sea boat that doesn't even have basic proper drainage. Sure it does.... I wasn't satisfied with the bench drains. "The factory supplied Volvo / 17 hp diesel was replaced with a new 27 hp Yanmar." Heh.. it's a volvo... what do you expect?! It's a POS. Heavy and prone to failure with extremely high parts costs and long waiting lists. I told you already that I sailed for a year with no engine at all. Then I put in the Yanmar. Ya damn right you replaced it. 17HP for all that weight and wetted surface? Of course it went south. Nope.. I could have replaced with a 2 cylinder but I wanted the enclosed cooling system. But still...my favorite, from the man himself.... "The woodwork inside is not always of the best workmanship and is a common problem with all Nordicas." Well consider that I actually have wood... while all you have is plastic and veneer. !!!!!Hahahahahaha!!!! And while we're at it....here's another, ahem...wonderful interior shot of a Nordica 30... http://www.nordicaboats.com/assets/i...30-4-L-opt.jpg Shameful I know.... only an American would do that to a boat..... paint wood white!!!! No wonder he can't sell it! Of the dozen Nordica 30 owners I know..... all have had their vessels for at least 8 years and none are looking to sell. I have offers on mine every year. They don't come up for sale very often and usually only the worst of the lot are listed. In other words Bob... more people want to purchase a Nordica 30 than there are vessels available. I was offered 65k last year without survey, as is where is..... didn't even consider it. I couldn't replace that boat. Your vessel however is readily available and easily replaced. CM |
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![]() "Capt.Mooron" wrote In other words Bob... more people want to purchase a Nordica 30 than there are vessels available. MacGregor sells every 26X they make, every year There's even waiting lists to buy one. SV |
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![]() "Captain Joe Redcloud" wrote in message Probably a natural second choice if you can't find a Nordica 30! The cockpit probably drains better, as a bonus. Careful you don't choke on Bobsprit's foreskin.... CM |
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I was offered 65k last year without survey, as is
where is..... didn't even consider it. Good lord. That is so funny it nearly broke my back! RB 35s5 NY |