so don't judge everyone by you personal
yardstick.


Scott Vermon's personal yardstick is less than 3 inches long.


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote:

so don't judge everyone by you personal
yardstick.


Scott Vermon's personal yardstick is less than 3 inches long.

That would be my guess...but how did you know? :-)

LP

"Praxi" wrote in message
oups.com...
Hi all,

I'm new to sailing and I would like to buy a boat between 30-35".

I'm looking for something that I can spend a couple of nights now and
then while on a trip. Entertain my family, and friends, and maybe live
there for a week or so.

Can someone give me some leads as to what to look for and what to stay
away from?

Maybe recommend some boats (brand, material, year, model, etc.) to look
for?

Thank you,

Won't tell you what to buy, just that you avoid any advice offered by this
clowntard that calls itself "Capt" RB.

John Cairns

Won't tell you what to buy, just that you avoid any advice offered by
this
clowntard that calls itself "Capt" RB.



So...John....Ozzy and I agree on the Pearson 30. Please tell us why it
shouldn't be considered. Can you EVER post sailing info that is
worthwhile?
I guess not.

Other great boats to consider:

Sabre 28
Pearson 32 (up to 82)
C&C 29
Beneteau 345
Catalina 34 (Stay away from newer Catalinas)
Tartan 300/30
J30
J34c
Sabre 34
Bristol 33.5

And so on.....


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...

Won't tell you what to buy, just that you avoid any advice offered by
this
clowntard that calls itself "Capt" RB.



So...John....Ozzy and I agree on the Pearson 30. Please tell us why it
shouldn't be considered. Can you EVER post sailing info that is
worthwhile?
I guess not.

Other great boats to consider:

Sabre 28
Pearson 32 (up to 82)
C&C 29
Beneteau 345
Catalina 34 (Stay away from newer Catalinas)
Tartan 300/30
J30
J34c
Sabre 34
Bristol 33.5

And so on.....


RB
35s5
NY

What's wrong with newer Catalinas?
--AG