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On Thu, 02 Feb 2006 15:48:05 GMT, Mys Terry
wrote: That website is old news, and many have written extensively on why it is really one man's self serving and less than honest rant. You're entitled to your opinion of course but the description of "modern" boat building methods is quite accurate and the pictures speak for themselves. Pascoe may be opinionated and outspoken but he is also a well respected marine professional with a great deal of experience. Even with sailboats, the older cored hull boats ( 10 years), have an abysmal record of durability. Case in point: Twenty years ago the J-35 was an incredibly popular boat. Take a look around now at how many are still sailing. My guess is that the insurance companies have cracked down and are refusing to repair or take them on. Major core repairs typically cost more than the market value of the boat and the whole thing ends up in a dumpster. |
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