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dboh and group,
I generally stay away from the Mac 26 "discussions. Pretty useless conversations. My feelings tho: The Mac26 is a boat that cant make up its mind and the owners are probably pretty much the same BTW: I just looked up Practical Sailor Guide to Boat Buying review of the Westsail 32 and no where is it called a "wet snail". My WS was an extremely dry boat, sure it wasn't fast and needed a good bit of room to turn in but was everything a true sailor could ask for. If I'd wanted fast, I would have bought a mac26 |
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PS did not call the WestSail a "Wet Snail" in their review, it was in
an article in the early 90s on cruising boats when they were looking for a boat to upgrade for their world cruise. I'll find it eventually. |
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![]() skrev i en meddelelse oups.com... PS did not call the WestSail a "Wet Snail" in their review, it was in an article in the early 90s on cruising boats when they were looking for a boat to upgrade for their world cruise. I'll find it eventually. I lived on the round the world cruising route way back in the early 80`s and first heard the term "Wet snail" then.No idea where it came from though. Bob Larder |
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