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Teaching the Group about Boats
Hunters aren't built for long term hard sailing. Stuff
starts coming apart. Utter nonsense....the kind of crap you hear from old dock farts. I don't care for Hunters one bit, but we've had plenty come through our yard as transients. Quite a few had been sailed long distances and were just fine along with their happy owners. In fact I'm selling a Hunter 43 now that has cruised the entire coast and also made a crossing in the late 90's. She's in A-1 shape. We have a Beneteau 38 here that has done several crossings and a little Catalina 34 that just came back from St. Pete's. MOST production boats can go anywhere with a little prep and the owners will come apart long before the boat will. Note that Doug is a powerboater now. Nuff said. RB 35s5 NY |
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message k.net... Five star troll! I guess that you couldn't be bothered to read it! Neither could I. Regards Donal -- |
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"Donal" wrote in message I guess that you couldn't be bothered to read it! Neither could I. Bwaahahahaahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!! Five star quip! Amen! |
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