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![]() As for the specifics of a given boat's gear, deck layout, wiring, etc etc... you're right on, a sistership is useless as a teaching platform. Doug, quite honestly, you're a know nothing bag of farts. We are a full service yard and work on many sailboats every season. Catalina, Pearson, C&C, Rangers, Freedom's and all the rest come through and I see plenty of them. While there are changes now and again, the vast majority of production boats are VERY close right down to the wiring. The 35s5 that I surveyed prior to buying Heart of Gold was IDENTICAL to the one we puchased in every important way. If you can't get a SOLID idea of a boat from a properly set up sistership, you're absolutely retarded. Such idiocy would astound me if it wasn't from Doug, the King of Keels! RB 35s5 NY |
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