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"Dave" wrote in message
... On Mon, 6 Apr 2009 21:22:12 -0700, "richard cortese" said: You might want to add craigslist.com and any storage yards too. Not that it applies to you or your area but someone just gave away a ~24' Viking kit boat locally to me. There was a local storage yard that was selling 4 sailboats on trailers, stuff like 24' Columbia, Islander, et cetera for $1000 bucks each. I recently saw an ad on Craig's list in which the owner of a 1968 Islander Bahama located on Norwalk was giving the boat away. I believe I've seen the boat in the yard, and the topsides looked to be in decent shape with the original gelcoat. I sailed one for about 15 years, and if they don't have a problem with deck core rot, they're very decent boats. My boat is a 1966 Islander Bahama. Cheapest thing about the boat was its purchase but then I guess everyone here probably knows that. My sons and their yahoo buddies take the boat out a couple of times a week and it is built like a tank. They've managed to run it aground several times, hit a barge, a dock, et cetera, w/o doing more then scuff the paint. I would like a boat with a little more cabin room and a swing keel for heading up the Sacramento Delta. My sons would like a boat that was faster but the Islander is a great compromise all things considered. Rick |
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