Example: Is the family in the $100k boat having 5 times as much fun as the
family in in a $20k boat? Of course not. Is the family in the $2mm boat having
20 times as much fun as the family in the $100k boat? No, again. Sometimes, the
great big boats are *less* fun than just a knock-around 30-40 foot family
cruiser that is easily operated by a couple.

If you want a slow, economically operated, seaworthy boat, a Willard would
certainly be among your options.




The older Willard 30s are going for $30 - $40 thousand. Much less
than your $150,000 new 40 footer.
Mark

The older Willard 30s are going for $30 - $40 thousand. Much less
than your $150,000 new 40 footer.
Mark

Know where I can get a new 40-footer for $150k? :-)

On 23 Sep 2003 16:41:58 GMT, (Gould 0738) wrote:

The older Willard 30s are going for $30 - $40 thousand. Much less
than your $150,000 new 40 footer.
Mark

Know where I can get a new 40-footer for $150k? :-)


Lol, I see what you mean. TYPO!!!
Mark Williams