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![]() on occasion and the owners are happy. I only sailed the boat locally...nice boat for under 30K. And your opinion of offshore capability is based on ...? I just gave it to you. The new owners of the 34 sail it offshore. They've had no problems. You can also search the Hunter forums and see others who've taken the 34 offshore. Do some research. We sold and serviced the boat and it was not poorly built like later Hunters. I sailed a Hunter 34, both with the original owner and the person who bought it. True, it wasn't in 10 foot seas, but we had her out in a variety of conditions. So I had first hand experience and contact with her current owners. That's more than anyone else (thus far) had. The rest of your post is simply a troll so I won't respond to it. You can't turn this into ASA, Jeff....and I've promised several people here that I won't let that happen. Go boat-bashing elsewhere. Robert 35s5 NY |
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