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"Wayne.B" wrote in message ... What would you look for that you don't have in the Navigator? If you really want a long range, go anywhere kind of boat, take a look at the Nordhavns. Pricey, but first rate in every respect: http://www.nordhavn.com/55/overview.php4 If I had long range cruising in our immediate plans, I'd probably keep the Navigator. Although not as fuel efficient as a trawler, it's not that bad (about 25-27 gals/hour at 19 kts), handles well and is a very comfortable boat. Unfortunately, with the current activities at the home front plus providing increasing care for elderly parents, I don't see any serious boating travel for a while. Maybe in a few years. Meanwhile, we will do local jaunts with the GB. Although certainly capable of long-range cruising, it is a bit too small for extended living aboard, plus I still like the added security of twins. Eisboch |
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