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Okay...let's hear your top picks for translantic off the rack used
boats for between 30-60K, full keels prefered!


My top budget pick....the Early 70;s Bristol 35


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Capt. Rob wrote:
Okay...let's hear your top picks for translantic off the rack used
boats for between 30-60K, full keels prefered!


My top budget pick....the Early 70;s Bristol 35


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The Queen Mary....
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Hows about a Tahiti Ketch? Not off the rack but there are many of them
still out there.

http://tahitiketch.free.fr/album2/pages/paramour.htm

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A very Nice boat Nutsy,

I've sailed a Bristol, Yawl Rigged with a 150 furling head sail. It may
be a little tender for long off-shore work but would do the job.

I myself would prefer a Lyle Hess Cutter Rigged, Much more comfortable
and capable of standing up to tough going.

I also would not turn my nose up at a Gulf32. Getting close to the top
of you range but Cutter Rigged it would be a match for almost any other
boat in that range and as comfortable as anything in that range. With
the Inside Helm for sure.

http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage

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On 14 May 2006 13:23:33 -0700, "Capt. Rob" wrote:

Okay...let's hear your top picks for translantic off the rack used
boats for between 30-60K, full keels prefered!


My top budget pick....the Early 70;s Bristol 35


RB
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NY


How about a PS Orion 27 Cutter?

Mark E. Williams


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Joe,

Nice Boat but three thing makes me say NO right off, The Bow Sprit (Bad
Acess to jib Tack) The Boomkin ( Same as Jib) and the Gaff Rig. ( TO
much weight aloft and a PITA to handle in rough going)

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How about a PS Orion 27 Cutter?


That's certainly a boat favored for real crusing.
The reason I'm asking is that I have a client who came to me seeking a
boat for a trip to Ireland. I showed him a Cape Dory 30, which is
capable with some changes, but he found it too small. No problem, I
told him. I'd find something else. But actually I'm seeing very little
in the full keel budget ocean crossing cruisers around here.

RB
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On 14 May 2006 13:23:33 -0700, "Capt. Rob" wrote:

Okay...let's hear your top picks for translantic off the rack used
boats for between 30-60K, full keels prefered!


My top budget pick....the Early 70;s Bristol 35


RB
35s5
NY



Just come down to my Coast and look around. Anything still floating
can make the trip.

Frank
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I like the old C&C's, very rugged, last forever

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I like the old C&C's, very rugged, last forever

 
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