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Jim, Thanks for the advice. Yes, I've owned a boat before. I've sailed
Santanas, Hunters, Catalinas, J-Boats, and a Wauquiez Hood (the Hood for just a week though.) ...the usual Ford/Chevy lineup. My goal was to learn a bit about boats that I'm not familar with, per the list. Norm B On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 03:06:22 GMT, Jim wrote: Wow, what a list. Have you ever owned a boat before? If not, I'd like to suggest you buy something like a 1965-75 Cal 25, learn to sail it, hang out around the marina. Sometime next year, donate the thing to the boy scouts (You might come out a bit ahead on the $). Then see what's on your list. Jim engsol wrote: Being close to retirement ( 8 days and counting ), I'm looking at every boat review and boat ad I can get my hands on. The below listed boats are unfamilar to me. Can anyone express an opinion as to their suitability for coastal cruising? Blue water sailing? Construction? A warning to not even consider them would be welcome also. Thanks.....Norm B 42' Mapleleaf Center Cockpit Sloop 1971 Scampi Palmer Johnson 34' 1976 Rafiki 37 1964 Spencer35' Baba 35 27' Albin Vega Peterson 35' 31 Vindo Sloop |
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