You have to understand that my wife and I were always
outdoors fanatics so the boat is like luxury to us.


Your boat also has an interior that is original and holding up well.
That is like a luxury for Mooron, who had to rebuild his. I knew a few
people who removed thier plumbed heads as you did...just a lot less to
worry about for folks who don't cruise on a regular basis. I do prefer
a plumbed head.
That's the straight poop. Don't worry about Mooron. He's got his "head"
worried about things like this....

http://www.nordicaboats.com/assets/i...etal-L-opt.jpg

And the text from the Nordica 30 website...
"Wasted metal samples from the rudder - this fitting was ABOVE the
waterline! Lack of caulking and or entrapment of moisture within the
rudder caused this type of damage over time."

"Nordica 30, a mediocre boat today, a total kit boat in the future."


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

Your boat also has an interior that is original and holding up well.
That is like a luxury for Mooron,

....and the owner of a Plastic & Veneer Palace speaks about real wood fit.

BTW- The only refit to any wood was to rip out my galley and replace it with
a stainless steel one. Wood has no place in a galley..... not that you'd
have any concern about an excess of timber on your lightly wood-accented
pretend teak.... VENEER !!

Bwahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa...

CM