"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
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I'm confident that Bobsprit will eventually leave the confines of his bay
by boat.....

Dollars to Doughnuts.. it's a Cruise Ship!

Bobsprit will then have a revelation... that he is indeed a Power Boater!!

He'll sell the 35s5 and buy a Nordhaven Trawler!

Too slow and expensive for Bubbles. I see him at the helm of a 1978 Trojan
35 convertible, shoving those manly throttles forward, making those Crusader
454s growl with delight, while Thomas is down below trashing the 44" LCD HD
widescreen TV with a now-useless winch handle.

Max

You should be ashamed of yourself. But what the hell, anything to starve
off boredom, hey?

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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Bavaria has real wood inside...
Bobsprit is a little touchy since he found out that was imitation
woodgrain
imprinted shelf liner on his boat. I've tried to tell him not to
worry... he
still has the "honeycombed" bulkheads and swimplatform to ride on.


BTW, I see that the Bavaria 38 is yet another boat with a 3 cabin
charter verson. Guess what? No room for me to sleep yet again. Still
worse, the boat is expensive. What did Ozzy pay? He said less than
100K, which still sounds like a Express 30 more worth!
I do like the Bavaria boats, but we couldn't do anything over 37 feet
due to our slip constraints. I'll say one thing, it's not very fast for
it's size compared to a First 36.7. Then again Ozzy makes money with
his boats so that's not a concern. Anyway...that Bavaria's swim
platform makes her a 35 footer, right?

Man I'd love to see a comparison of the crew condition/moral between a
35s5 and a Bavaria after a Trans Pacific. I bet the crew on the 35s5
wouldn't be anywhere near as beat due to the ease of cleaning the
interior. What was Ozone thinking??? He'll be elbow deep in wood work for
the next 5 years.!!!???

CM

He'll be elbow deep in wood work for the next 5
years.!!!???


Didn't you read the review and comments. The Bavaria is loaded with
veneers as well. It's built for light weight, spirited sailing and not
restoring poor interiors like on the common Nordica 30. Some people
prefer sailing, Mooron.
Keep us posted on your project boat!

RB
35s5
NY

making those Crusader
454s growl with delight, while Thomas is down below trashing the 44"
LCD HD
widescreen TV with a now-useless winch handle.


But clearly not useless for Thomas.


RB
35s5
NY

I know someone giving away a Trojan 35 convertible. Needs two engines.

Amen!


"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
news:aFpKf.9239$jh5.1308@edtnps84...
I'm confident that Bobsprit will eventually leave the confines of his bay
by boat.....

Dollars to Doughnuts.. it's a Cruise Ship!

Bobsprit will then have a revelation... that he is indeed a Power
Boater!!

He'll sell the 35s5 and buy a Nordhaven Trawler!

Too slow and expensive for Bubbles. I see him at the helm of a 1978
Trojan 35 convertible, shoving those manly throttles forward, making those
Crusader 454s growl with delight, while Thomas is down below trashing the
44" LCD HD widescreen TV with a now-useless winch handle.

Max

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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I know someone giving away a Trojan 35 convertible. Needs two engines.

Hey, Bubbles . . . !

Max

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

nk.net...
I know someone giving away a Trojan 35 convertible. Needs
two engines.


Who would want a used Trojan?

"Scotty" wrote in message
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

nk.net...
I know someone giving away a Trojan 35 convertible. Needs
two engines.


Who would want a used Trojan?

But it's convertible. I think that means you can turn it inside out and it's
good for another go.
Scout

"Bob Crantz" wrote
Most of the Euro-styled models marketed in the United States push interior
volumes to new levels so that the interior of a modern 38 rivals the
interiors of older 45-footers. .....

And cost as much too ....