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![]() wrote in message k.net... Since the MacGregor doesn't capside and doesn't sink (even when filled with water) would it be safer for crossing the Atlantic than a 30' Bayliner ? MacGregor 26 with it's poor sail performance, lack of proper ballast or top heavy power performance is only good for gentle days on a pond! The Binliner would be just as poor on a serious Atlantic crossing. Capt Pete |
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Sure why not!! with those sturdy plastic cleats and 1/8 inch thick
fiberglass hull your good to go babe!!!!!! |
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