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Vic Smith wrote:
On Tue, 06 Mar 2007 10:05:05 -0500, Harry Krause wrote: After wading through many past posts about the MacGregor, among them an excellent review done by Chuck, according to the salts I will never be sailing on the MacGregor. Hell, I can have the motor hanging lifeless on the transom, 6 feet of dagger board down, 300 sq ft of sail filled with air, and be clipping along at 8 knots or so, but I won't be sailing on the MacGregor. So that means no work! Pretty neat (-: It's a terrible boat. Caveat emptor. Harry, as the last sentence of the above para I had written: MacGregors are to "sailors" as Bayliners are to "Krauses." I snipped it. Here you are, so that didn't work. Anyway, thanks for the heads up. I'm far from sold on it. But if I get one, I sure as hell ain't coming back here. --Vic You probably won't be coming back to shore, either. Make sure you file a float plan. |
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