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I don't see anything in this that implies "old boats" are strong and new
boats aren't. Certainly an offshore boat needs to be well built - dah! There are plenty of new, high -tech boats that are much stronger than old boats - and much more fun to sail.. Paul www.jcruiser.org "Trent D. Sanders" wrote in message om... If you wonder about not being dependent on "high-tech" and electrical stuff on your boat, and why you want a "good old boat" that was strongly built, check this out. It's one of the guys that had to quit the Singlehanded TransPac last week due to boat / equipment failure. Very scary. http://www.sailinganarchy.com/forums...showtopic=6203 Trent Sanders S/V Cimba |
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