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The Hunter 28.5 can be a great value if purchased at the right price. Fairly
modern design, inboard diesel, pressure water, stand up headroom and they sail pretty well. I've seen them advertised for $15k. I would think they would make a nice small inexpensive to operate cruiser for semi protected waters like the Chesapeake Bay. They sailed good enough for them to be chosen for the Liberty Cup one year. S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" Trains are a winter sport |
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they would
make a nice small inexpensive to operate cruiser for semi protected waters like the Chesapeake Bay BRBR This sort of sums up my expectations for this boat -- if I buy it. Thanks to all of you for your insights into this model boat. |
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