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On Mon, 9 Jan 2006 19:18:32 -0800, "Alan Gomes" wrote:
Actually, I think the boat weighs closer to 6300 lbs. Mine had a Universal 18 diesel and, as I mentioned, I had no complaints about access. All I know is what the owner claimed, and how I saw it perform. The qualities that made it surf (with crew deployed properly) were related to its light weight relative to the C&C 27s it raced against, which would surf, but not as readily. And yet the same hulls with different ballasts would react differently heading into a sea. The C&C 27s would plow through, and the N27 would be practically *stopped*. You could tell what type of conditions would be brutal, although in a flatter, less leftover slop kind of sea and with a full hoist, the boat would heel over and take off in the manner pretty familiar to C&C owners. But yes, a nice inshore/coastal boat for one or two, or a club racer for five or so. R. |