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Apparently, unique is another way of saying UGLY.


Bob's boat isn't ugly, but it really isn't unique either. Take the average
landlubber, walk him down a dock with a bunch of Beneteaus and Jenneaus in
the slips, including a 35s5, and then ask him to tell you which boat is
"unique." I'm betting he'd have a rough time with that request.

"They all look the same to moi," he would say, after walking the dock up and
down a few times.

Now repeat the same test with a season sailor. His response would not be
dissimilar. Plastic boats from France have the distinction of all looking
pretty much alike.

Now put a single Panda 34 or a CCA-style boat in with all the Beneteaus and
ask the same two individuals the same question. Doubtlessly you'll get a
quick and definitive response from both.

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Bob's boat isn't ugly, but it really isn't unique either. Take the
average
landlubber, walk him down a dock with a bunch of Beneteaus and Jenneaus
in
the slips, including a 35s5, and then ask him to tell you which boat is

"unique." I'm betting he'd have a rough time with that request.


I have a plenty of non-sailing friends and the 35s5 has won them over
hugely as compared to the more conventional C&C 32...and this on looks
alone. There are a ton of boats that looked like my C&C. My
ex-girlfriend saw the 35s5 for the first time last month (She's owned a
Catalina 27, J24 and now a late model Catalina 30) and was utterly
wowed by the 35s5. She wants to buy one!


RB
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Bob's boat isn't ugly, but it really isn't unique either. Take the
average
landlubber, walk him down a dock with a bunch of Beneteaus and Jenneaus
in
the slips, including a 35s5, and then ask him to tell you which boat is

"unique." I'm betting he'd have a rough time with that request.


I have a plenty of non-sailing friends and the 35s5 has won them over
hugely as compared to the more conventional C&C 32...and this on looks
alone. There are a ton of boats that looked like my C&C. My
ex-girlfriend saw the 35s5 for the first time last month (She's owned a
Catalina 27, J24 and now a late model Catalina 30) and was utterly
wowed by the 35s5. She wants to buy one!


Maybe you should sell her yours. Instant profit?

Max


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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
I have a plenty of non-sailing friends and the 35s5 has won them over
hugely as compared to the more conventional C&C 32...and this on looks
alone.


LOL..... Oh Puleeeze Bobsprit...... at least attempt a modicum of truth in
your fabrications!

There are a ton of boats that looked like my C&C.


Like the 35s5??? Bleach Bottle Boats all look alike!!

Shiny white plastic fin keelers lined up in a row! It's a wonder you don't
take the wrong boat out every so often by mistake and wonder why the
performance curve has taken such a twist.... then again that might be
difficult under power Eh!???

CM-


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"Capt.Mooron" wrote
Like the 35s5??? Bleach Bottle Boats all look alike!!


Like the mall parking lot full of silver SUVs.

SBV






 
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