Janet O'Leary wrote:
Ok,,, don't start screaming at me... I know.. I've been looking and looking
and I find one boat I love and then the next day I find another .. and and

So,, I find a nice Ericson.. and she is in good shape.. little pricey but??


Ericsons like Pearsons are good simple older boats. Well made - some
like the 34 have a cult following.

All are fine in the Alberg / Cape Dory / Pearson class of boats but the
Ericsons are a bit racier / faster than the straight cruisers.

Value utterly depends, today, on equipment and condition. You can find
them from highly desirable to wrecks.

Figure about $50k asking for a really nice 34.

slide wrote:
Janet O'Leary wrote:
Ok,,, don't start screaming at me... I know.. I've been looking and
looking
and I find one boat I love and then the next day I find another .. and
and

So,, I find a nice Ericson.. and she is in good shape.. little pricey
but??


Ericsons like Pearsons are good simple older boats. Well made - some
like the 34 have a cult following.

All are fine in the Alberg / Cape Dory / Pearson class of boats but the
Ericsons are a bit racier / faster than the straight cruisers.

Value utterly depends, today, on equipment and condition. You can find
them from highly desirable to wrecks.

Figure about $50k asking for a really nice 34.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/968522348.html

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/967282038.html

Here's couple

Gordon wrote:

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/967282038.html


Thanks for this link, Gordon.
that's a new one for me and I like it.
The flush decked Stone Horse look in a larger boat...
Sweet.