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On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 00:18:40 -0800, "Capt. JG"
wrote: Structurally, generally of course, they're fine. ==================================== I agree but that is only one consideration. As I said originally it is not the boat that I'd pick, and I stated my reasons. Have you ever sailed offshore on an unsuited boat? It does not have to fall apart to be unsuitable, a squirrelly motion in a seaway will do it, so will flat shallow bilges that flood the cabin sole, so will inadequate tankage that requires carrying fuel and water on deck, likewise inadequate storage space, or inadequate battery and charging capacity. Most coastal racer/cruisers will fail on the majority of these points and the C&C 33 is no exception. That doesn't make it a bad boat, just one that's not particularly well suited for crossing oceans. |
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